Address: 3 Tower St, York YO1 9SB, UK
“Amazing little place. Can't believe how many meaningful objects and stories they managed to elegantly fit in there. Most of it local units related that were deployed worldwide and took part in many historical events. Definitely one of my favorite war museums with its own distinct personality. Cheap entry and cool stuff in the souvenir shop as well”
Address: Caphouse Colliery, New Rd, Overton, Wakefield WF4 4RH, UK
“Wow! We had an amazing visit in February 2022, the staff are so very lovely. Joe was our guide down the mines, and he was amazing! He was great with our 11 year old and answered all questions with such knowledge and experience. We would recommend visiting, it was a great day out for our little family! Amazingly low prices and the cafe is lovely too... There are ponies too, which made my day! Have fun!!”
Address: Mansion House Drive, Stanmore HA7 3FB, UK
“A little gem just north of London. I have lived in Colindale for over 13 years and I never knew this museum was here. It's in a gated community with a concierge who opens the gate when you pull up and inform him you'd like to visit the museum. Sited in some beautiful grounds which is mostly private, but they have an Italian garden you can walk around accessed through the cafe. It's a small but incredibly informative museum. The best part for me was their 10 minute film. A mesh like screen with a room behind makes an innovative use of telling the story. I was in awe and have never seen anything like it before. The house itself has an amazing history but it comes in to it's own by explaining how it played its role in the Battle of Britain and the foresightful people who coordinated it. I cannot recommend the museum enough for children and adults. I'm certainly going to be making more than one return visit. There's also a reasonably priced admission charge. A small price to play to preserve amazing history”
Address: Stock, Ingatestone CM4 9RY, UK
“Wonderful windmill with much of its original equipment intact. It was built in 1816, and is one of three windmills which stood in the area. When open, it is staffed by enthusiastic volunteers who explain in detail its workings. It is a tower mill with a fantail, which moves round the top, so the sails always face the wind. It was equipped with a steam engine, which was used to drive the milling equipment on windless days. It is well worth a visit. There is limited parking available on Mill Lane.”
Address: The Forge, Much Hadham SG10 6BS, UK
“It's a small museum - a really nice hidden gem. ”
Address: 1FP, Chicken Ln, London Colney, St Albans AL2 1NW, UK
“The Best Scout Group in the area.”
Address: Welwyn By Pass Rd, Welwyn AL6 9FG, UK
“Fascinating place to visit and, for a small museum, there is plenty to see. The floor plan of the baths is pretty complete so it's easy to see how the baths were used and heated. Really interesting info boards and artefacts to see as well. Would definitely recommend a visit.”
Address: Cobham, Rochester ME2 1LA, UK
“In 1835 Edward Bligh, the 5th Earl of Darnley, attempted to demonstrate to some of his estate workers the correct way to use an axe. In the process he severed one of his toes, and died of tetanus some days later. Lady Darnley had a stone monument erected at the spot where the accident took place, surrounded by eight yew trees - this became known as the 'toe monument'. Since then the site has become overgrown and much damaged by vandalism and neglect. All that now remains are a few stones surrounded by the now considerably larger yew trees.”
Address: Salisbury Hall, Shenley, London Colney AL2 1BU, UK
“Very enthusiastic and knowledge staff. Great display of mosquitoes and their history. Lots of other DH planes and artifacts too. The site has its own fascinating story too. This is a great local asset.”
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