Hertford Museum
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Small but interesting!
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Great little gem, especially when they have their micro beer festival!
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Was there for an hour and a half, superb place. Our 6yr old was fascinated and could have spent even longer there if we'd had more time.
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Very interesting lot's to see. Stuff you may not think of. .
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Nice place to visit
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Lots on local history and other oddities. Knot garden. Good access.
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Well worth visiting
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Well maintained with pleasant staff. I live here in Hertford so the kids enjoy the periodic displays that are put on.
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Great little place , very polite and friendly staff, alot of local history, and other stuff from around the world, well worth a visit and a lovely little garden , nice time if you have a hour to kill
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The museum is located in a historic house from the 17th.? century. There is no entry charge. the town of Hertford is famous for a palace which no longer exists and a toothbrush factory. All the items are well described and well presented and there are some technologically presented items such as the oral history.
It is well worth a visit.
It is well worth a visit.
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Small museum with many interesting items. Museum stores open on some Saturdays very interesting, lots of relics. Old bikes etc Roman artfacts
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Lots to see in this quaint little museum. Much bigger than expected and much more to see than expected, fabulous knowledgable staff very keen to help. An extremely pleasant way to spend a few hours
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Although the museum is small, entrance is free and there are some really interesting and out of the ordinary collections in there. It's well worth a visit.
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We appreciated all the interesting displays and information inside the museum and in the garden we were very impressed by the espallied fig tree. Our congratulations to the volunteers!
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A very nice local museum that is full of local interest. Everything from prehistoric through local geology to industry. And it's free too!
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Visited this great little museum for the first time and loved it! Some of the exhibits may be small but are exceptional, we were really surprised at the kinds of exhibits, some you would only expect to see in major national museums. There are two floors and male,female and disabled toilets as well as a lift for wheelchairs to the first floor, we thought the provision was really good. The little shop was well stocked with interesting items for children and the interactive technology was good for interested youngsters. Easily accessed from the bus station and opposite the theatre in the centre of town. There is no cafe but coffee outlets abound in the area. Really recommend.
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Great place to engage with informed professionals. The course we had was a valuable aid to my confidence in research I was conducting.
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Took five grandchildren aged between 4-12 on the train to Hertford East for an Easter holiday activity. Our aim was to visit the museum, a ten minute walk from the station.
The staff were very helpful and gave us a lovely welcome. The displays were excellent and young person focused. We sat in the peaceful garden and ate our sandwiches. A fascinating and interesting couple of hours. Highly recommended.
The staff were very helpful and gave us a lovely welcome. The displays were excellent and young person focused. We sat in the peaceful garden and ate our sandwiches. A fascinating and interesting couple of hours. Highly recommended.
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We were exploring the town and decided on the spot to pop in and find out some of the history of the town. It is free, and an hour is enough. Toothbrushes, gloves and the seat of government during the Plague interested us most.
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for anyone thinking about coming to the wonderful Hertford, make sure that you take yourself down to the Hertford Museum. Golly golly gosh, I had the time of my life playing with the little wooden till upstairs and I love listening to everyone's stories. I live in Hertford, and I go there every Saturday! it never gets old and there always a new adventure in store at this fabulous place. Best day of my life was when my non-binary soulmate (who identifies as the number one on the wooden till) got down on one knee... and gave me his non-binary, non-identifiable wisdom of life. It was a special moment! And from that day on, Grover (my huzzy) and Periwinkle (our joint pearls of wisdom) have never looked back. We now live in Stowmarket on our ferret farm.
Special message from Hertford: gEt reKt Or GeEt ShRekt
:) love you
xoxo
Special message from Hertford: gEt reKt Or GeEt ShRekt
:) love you
xoxo
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Nestled in a back street in the centre of Hertford, this amazing little place has some great artifacts from all eras of the past in Hertford. Lots to do for kids too. Well maintained and looked after.
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never been decide to go and as my son had been with granny. very nice grrat load of local history and seem strange things. nice staff and it free
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Loved it
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Lovely , friendly place. Small and works hard touring people in.
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Always worth a visit friendly staff interesting things to buy and see and area makes a pleasant day out
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