Cranbrook Museum
Exhibited on three floors of a delightful Grade ll listed 15th century timber-framed building, set in a cottage garden, showing aspects of Cranbrook and district’s past social, industrial, rural and family life.
Explore artists and artisans, boot-making and broadcloth, coinage and costumes, hops and hat-making, mantraps and mangles, rope-making and rare birds, bygone industry and rural life, local trades and services, church, chapels and schools.
See the works of the ‘Cranbrook Colony of Artists’ and the 19th century explorer Boyd Alexander’s collection of British birds.
Historic Periods
Tudor and Stuarts (1485-1714), Georgian (1714-1837), Victorian (1837-1901), Edwardian (1901-1914), World Wars (1914-1945), Post-War (1945+)Opening Times
April to July & September
Tuesday to Saturday and Bank Holidays, 2pm to 4.30pm
August
Tuesday to Sunday and Bank Holidays, 2pm to 4.30pm
Access
Disabled access and facilities on the ground floor.
Upper floors are not accessible to wheelchairs.
There is an audio visual display available in the reception area.
Cost
Free Entry
Donations welcomed
More Information
Telephone:01580 712929
Website: http://www.cranbrookmuseum.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cranbrookmuseum
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Facilities
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E-Badge
Even if you can’t visit our site, you can earn our e-badge by watching our virtual tour of the museum then logging in and entering the code revealed on the Wheels of Time My E-badges page.”
Address
Carriers Road, Cranbrook, TN17 3EX
TN17 3JX