Absolutely fantastic, a huge collection of horse equipment and rider clothing back from ancient times to recent. Beautifully curated over several large rooms and galleries. It shows the horse in sport, in war, and its role in transport and industry prior to vehicles taking over. Some of the items inconceivable in this modern day, copper horse shoes for those horses employed in the explosives industry so they don't spark as an example. Also the dreadful equipment to strap carriage horses heads up to a fashionable position, as mentioned in Black Beauty by Anna Sewell, rendering the horses unable to effectively pull the victorian carriages. It's all here, the good and the not so good. As a side saddle rider I was in heaven being able to see such a great collection of side saddles from across the world, and history of the habits. Amazing resource, it should have national arts funding as this is a unique collection. Also above the fantastic Sally Mitchell gallery and in the delightful market town of Tuxford. Nothing not to like, make a day of the trip, plenty to see and do in and around this area.