Museums

Our map of over 1,100 museums throughout England, Wales and Scotland, gives locations for the majority of the museums here in the UK.  If you have historical interests, or simply want to know more about the history of a certain area, here is the easy way to find these museums.  One example is the 100th Bomb Group Memorial Museum.  This is a museum in England.  It is free to access and is dedicated to preserving the legacy of the Strategic Air Command Operations after WWII for future generations.  The museum houses a vast collection of uniforms, aircraft models, memorabilia from various military campaigns, plus educational resources. To maintain an impeccably well-preserved collection in a way that will provide visitors with an interactive learning experience, the museum is looking for funders and volunteers for general housekeeping tasks.  The museum honours the 100th Bombardment Group, a part of the Eighth Air Force, operational from June 1942 to February 1944.

After years of renovation work, the All Hallows Museum of Honiton is an attraction site in the UK that opened its doors to the public for the first time. This historic church is now a museum, showcasing both static and animated displays which tell the story of life in Honiton down the centuries. Visit this stunning museum today, where you'll be able to see furniture dating back centuries. All Hallows Museum of Honiton is located in the 18th-century church of St. Michael and All Angels.  It has been open to the public for 20 years.  All hallows Museum is found in the centre of Honiton, close to where Ottery St Mary Grammar School was originally situated. This museum holds a considerable collection of Napoleonic memorabilia and fine arts and crafts collections, including Ceramics and metalware.

Amberley Museum and Heritage Centre are located in the heart of the UK.  The Amberley Museum is home to beautiful gardens but also relics from several eras. Whether it's exploring their collections of antique furniture from the Victorian era, discovering the treasures from Edward Cox, looking through pictures and documents to catch up on Brighton and Hove's fascinating history or finding out about upcoming exhibitions and events, they try and bring visitors a wide a range of information as they can.  Amberley Museum tells the story of rural life in northwest Herefordshire, looking at agricultural history, crafts, artisans and more.  Amberley Museum and Heritage Centre is open most days of the week.  It is one of Sussex's four award-winning museums, welcoming visitors from near and far since its establishment in 1973. The museum has approximately 1,500 objects on display, including the only known complete World War II Spitfire, Amberley Dambuster replica bombs, an Iron Age roundhouse full of archaeological exhibits, a 1900s living room faithfully reconstructed with all the furniture covered in dust sheets for authenticity.