Poole Museum
This museums displays feature over four floors of this 19th century warehouse. With local pottery and art on show, there's lots to see.
Museums near Wimborne Minster
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Poole Museum
This museums displays feature over four floors of this 19th century warehouse. With local pottery and art on show, there's lots to see.
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Priest's House Museum and Garden
Using collections rich in archeology and costume, with childhood and local historical material, the museum tells the story of East Dorset. Period rooms from a 17th century hall to the working Victorian kitchen, show how life and work has changed in this historic town house. There are 10 galleries to explore and a beautiful walled garden, gift shop and tea room.
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Scaplen's Court
Steeped in history this mediaeval building has undergone many changes over time. Adjacent to the building is a Herb and Physic garden which has been developed in recent years by local volunteers. Please note this museum is currently only open to the public during August each year.
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Waterfront Museum
Telling the 2,000 year history of Poole, right back to the Roman occupation.
Museums near Wimborne Minster
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Priest's House Museum and Garden
Using collections rich in archeology and costume, with childhood and local historical material, the museum tells the story of East Dorset. Period rooms from a 17th century hall to the working Victorian kitchen, show how life and work has changed in this historic town house. There are 10 galleries to explore and a beautiful walled garden, gift shop and tea room.
Scaplen's Court
Steeped in history this mediaeval building has undergone many changes over time. Adjacent to the building is a Herb and Physic garden which has been developed in recent years by local volunteers. Please note this museum is currently only open to the public during August each year.
Waterfront Museum
Telling the 2,000 year history of Poole, right back to the Roman occupation.