Hornsea Museum
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This place is a little gem of a place that I bet a lot of people just walk past but let me tell you this is one place in hornsea that is really worth a visit. If you like thing of a bygone era that have ben kept in tip top condition and you like how communities worked well you will love it here. Some of the rooms have audio description.it was a simpler life back then and I think we tend to forget our heritage. The entrance fee is very cheap and the ticket last you all season so you can come and go as many times as you wish. There is a play area for the kids in the garden and don't let this building fool you as it's like a tardis,far more going on inside than the fascade would have you think. Truly worth a visit
brian holmesbrian holmes
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Small museum. £5 entry fee. Was worth going in. Has period rooms set up containing lots of artefacts, lot of time and thought gone in to ensuring that the rooms are authentic and interesting. Still working out how 6 folk would fit into the Anderson shelter....! The Hornsea Pottery part of the museum is great, really extensive collection. There is something just so pleasing about Hornsea Pottery! It's easy on the eye. I love the colour palettes. The displays in this part of the museum have been really well put together and displayed thoughtfully by folk with a good eye for colour and item placement. Glad I visited.
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Wow. This place is brilliant. I have recently bought a place near Hornsea where I split my time between here and Swadlincote. I love history and wanted to know more about my surroundings. The lady that greeted us in the shop was so lovely and welcoming and gave us the 411 on what to expect. Only £5 to go round the museum. So worth it. The house is so interesting for us adults, but things for kids to see and do. Lovely little garden square. The Victorian Schoolroom is a fantastic setting. A must see if you are in town.
JoelJoel
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Just decided to pop in for a quick look whilst passing and boy am I glad I did. It only cost £6 to get in and got a full rundown of the place from one of the amazingly friendly volunteers. There is so much to see and it is so well presented and preserved. I could not believe they could cram so many things in there. The history is so interesting too. This place is a real MUST SEE!
Kevin MillistKevin Millist
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Unexpected gem in the centre of Hornsea telling the story of the town with an excellent Hornsea Pottery Exhibition. Not much to look at from the outside but it opens up with some superb displays in authentic settings inside and out with surprises around each corner. Freindly volunteers, brilliant visit.
Graddy 61Graddy 61
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Basic Info
Address
Burns Farm, 11-17 Newbegin, Hornsea HU18 1AB, United Kingdom
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+44 1964 533443
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Website
hornseamuseum.co.uk
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4.7
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cultural
family friendly
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Hornsea Museum is a local museum in Hornsea, East Riding of Yorkshire, northern England.
attractions: Memorial Gardens, restaurants: Whiteheads Fish and Chips Ltd, Marine, Floral Hall and Cafe, Hornsea Mere Café & Boating, The Green Owl, Cloud nine Hornsea, Lucien's Bar, Sonali Spice, New Inn Hornsea, Maa Indian Restaurant and Takeaway
