Hertford Museum
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Interesting little museum, beautifully kept and ityems well labelled.
We were just 2 adults on a rainy afternoon waiting to go somewhere else, It kept us happy for most of an hour. I am sure children would enjoy it as well.
We were just 2 adults on a rainy afternoon waiting to go somewhere else, It kept us happy for most of an hour. I am sure children would enjoy it as well.
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Attended a special event for the Ronald Wright exhibit and was highly impressed. The staff and event were really lovely. Thanks so much for the invite!
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well worth a visit, nice shop selling interesting objects. Always something interesting going on there.
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Visited on a wet Sunday afternoon. It's free to get in, and when we visited they had a craft activity too. They have buckets to fill with magnifying glasses and torches to look around the museum with, with a list of things to look out for. The museum itself is small with lots of fairly recent stuff upstairs (to make parents feel even older), lots to interest our 3 and 5 year olds. Star attraction is the play shop with till and play - complete with aprons, shopping bags, money.... Outside is very pretty (even in the rain!) near the river, and there are plenty of cafes - we went to Langleys (cash only) which was perfect for everyone.
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Very nicely presented museum of eclectic local collections in this ancient town. Recently refurbished with garden and coffee parlour. Current exhibition: Wallace the co-founder of Evolution Theory who lived in Hertford,
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A lovely little museum. Staff are so friendly and attentive. There is always something going on. Entrance is free.
You can even book a walk around town and learn some history.
First class
You can even book a walk around town and learn some history.
First class
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Always have interesting subjects lots of unusual things to buy helpful and friendly staff staff well worth a visit
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A school holiday visit. Great activities and attentive staff. My child had a very busy morning. Central to town and so lunch out as well completed our day.
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Lovely little museum in the centre of Hertford- won't take you long to look round.
Offers lots of fun activities for children and has a great little gift shop.
Very informative, well maintained and friendly welcoming staff.
Worth a visit!
Offers lots of fun activities for children and has a great little gift shop.
Very informative, well maintained and friendly welcoming staff.
Worth a visit!
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If you want to learn of the history of Hertford , this is the place. A modern museum in an old, historic building there are always activities for the kids to enjoy. small, friendly and informative.
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I am a resident of Hertford so go to this museum lots - but wanted to share on Trip Advisor so that visitors to Hertford get to know about it and can make the most of this excellent resource. Museum has a variety of collections - including lots on the history of Hertford - and a regularly changing exhibition on the ground floor. There is a great shop on the ground floor for cards and presents and internet access. Check online for children's activities and talks held at the museum. Entrance is free, but donations are always welcome.
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We didn't even know there was a museum in Hertford so this was a pleasant little find. Not the biggest museum you'll find but still interesting to wander around and use up a bit of time
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Took my 4.5 year old granddaughter to their half-term holiday club on a wet day and she loved it. Did some drawing, colouring and made a duck. Cost £1.50 per session and well worth it.
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Great people. They have archives and access to local stuff. Just ask.
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