Hornsea Museum — Attraction in Hornsea

A must see place if you go to Hornsea. For a fiver you can go back in time roughly 300 years when the Burns family occupied the site as a farm. There are different areas to explore and they have I believe an incredible amount of implement and equipment to see. Who would have guessed that at the turn of the last century(and probably before that) they had pressure cookers and water filters. They also as you move through the different rooms a written explanation of the things your looking at and some background info of your surroundings. A very interesting museum well worth the fiver. Even the kids I believe will love it both as an educational tool but to see hands on how people used to live and how they lived without tv, smart phones etc. A great attraction for the...

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...

being past this lots of times as we thought nothing much, how wrong was we, this museum was tremendous, the room after room was filled with so much history it was nothing more then first class, each room had information on a read chart or you could press for automatic guide, it was just a great experience and yes I will definitely visit again, the only think what would top it off, a drinks machine, there was open space and would of being lovely to sit, contemplate with a lovely cuppa but alas, can't have it all but don't let it stop you from a visit, we all need to support these little diamond places so they are able to move forward to keep history alive. brilliant day at a...