Free! But we made a donation as it's very worthwhile. Small and quite intimate displays varying from local history to some very beautiful historical clothing and costumes. The current art exhibition left me cold though. It might impress the locals but I'm a Londoner used to better. However, there is an exhibition on at the moment about the Covid Pandemic that I found particularly moving, especially as I was with my 10 year old grandson. For him, Covid will become as big a thing in history as the Great Plague. We are living through that experience and his generation will be telling his grandchildren about it. The display consisted of photos of various tradespeople and artists as well as everyday folk such as carers and shop workers who all did their best to sustain our nation, in their own ways, through this crisis. There is also a display of their shoes. Inanimate objects, yet they convey more than you would think about the personalities and aspirations of the wearers as they worked their way through the pandemic doing their bit, not knowing how things would turn out in the end. It speaks for the entire national effort and for all our fears and hopes. Very moving indeed.