This museum showcases the history and heritage of Tutbury, a village in Staffordshire, England. The museum is housed in a 17th-century timber-framed building and features exhibits on the village's industrial past, including its role in the pottery and brick-making industries. Visitors can explore displays on the village's history, including its medieval past, the English Civil War, and its role in World War II. The museum also hosts temporary exhibitions and events throughout the year.
Lovey little museum that is packed with local items. It is run by volunteers and the lady that was there when we visited was friendly and informative. My children loved their bell collection and I was fascinated by the bird egg collection.
Been here a few times and enjoyed seeing the old photos of Tutbury and learning about its history. I thoroughly enjoyed talking to organiser who was showing me around the museum. He was certainly a font of knowledge
Enjoyed meeting the organisers and looking round....a lot of local history. Worth a visit.. thank you
Many interesting photographs of a bygone age
Nice old building good items to veiw.
Kids loved it
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Lovey little museum that is packed with local items. It is run by volunteers and the lady that was there when we visited was friendly and informative. My children loved their bell collection and I was fascinated by the bird egg collection.
Been here a few times and enjoyed seeing the old photos of Tutbury and learning about its history. I thoroughly enjoyed talking to organiser who was showing me around the museum. He was certainly a font of knowledge
Enjoyed meeting the organisers and looking round....a lot of local history. Worth a visit.. thank you
Many interesting photographs of a bygone age
Nice old building good items to veiw.
Kids loved it
