Congleton Museum — Attraction in Congleton

Congleton Museum is a really good little place to visit,its very quaint and can fill a couple of hours of anybody's time,there is one room downstairs which has got alot of stories about the history of congleton and waxwork figures telling stories of who they were and what happened in their time,there are also sliding boards with life size paintings on them of characters telling different stories of what they did for jobs in their time,really friendly staff who gladly explained what there was to do and see. Upstairs there are old photos of congleton showing how its evolved over the years and more stories There was an old ww2 veteran named Bill who was sat at the desk in the entrance who very kindly told us some stories about when the war was on and how he survived. Well...

Congleton Museum is low on space, but they use it very well! Lots of information about different periods, as well as how we know about these times in Congleton's history. There is an interactive aspect to most of the exhibits and it would be very engaging for children as well as generally accessible to people with limited mobility or those who use a wheelchair. There is a small shop in the entrance, well-stoked with history books, postcards, small gift items and calendars, and the volunteer staff were very helpful! I definitely recommend a visit to this small, but...

I have friends nearby who've lived in congleton over 10yrs and havent been there. Only saw a temp sign on a lamp post by chance. It's a fantastic place for anyone to visit. Free to enter, but donations appreciated. Great interactive displays. Well thought out and laid out. Great for tourists too if you have a spare harf hour. Use it whilst its there. Even with volunteer staff, it's the type of place that local authorities close to balance the books. Desperately needs a finger post at the end of the road. No baby changing facilities, but...