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In January 2021, Margaret Cooke said about The Samuel Johnson Birthplace Museum
Please visit here, staff are lovely and there is so much to learn x
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In January 2021, Chris Keran. said about The Samuel Johnson Birthplace Museum
Something of a pilgramage for me as I guess it is for most visitors. Fascinating details and helps you to see the minutiae of his early life and locale.Very friendly and helpful staff.Even got to wear a tricorn for the first time.Good pubs within a stones throw with good menus .Well worth a visit if you have any interest in 18th century history or or Johnson.Free to enter !
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In January 2020, Sarah Matson de Laurier said about The Samuel Johnson Birthplace Museum
Free, fascinating, excellent for children too.
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In January 2020, Sue Cameron said about The Samuel Johnson Birthplace Museum
You learn something every day!
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In January 2020, Sue Robinson said about The Samuel Johnson Birthplace Museum
Excellent experience and exceptionally helpful lady on reception
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In June 2016, CarolLyndon said about The Samuel Johnson Birthplace Museum
We visited to do the special 'cellar' tour which is only done infrequently .The volunteer guide was really good and full of funny facts .there was a mixed group with small children and he held their interest too .It was an interesting house with some unusual items .the gardens were very peaceful , a bit haphazard but all the old original apothecary, herbal ,medicinal planting has been maintained .Well worth a trip .
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In January 2020, All Foye said about The Samuel Johnson Birthplace Museum
Absolutely fascinating
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In January 2020, Peter Foley said about The Samuel Johnson Birthplace Museum
Interesting museum, free admission.
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In January 2020, Margaret Ball said about The Samuel Johnson Birthplace Museum
A chance to see the dictionary writtwn by
Mr Johnson in the 18th century. Many atairs so unsuitable for the disabled.
Mr Johnson in the 18th century. Many atairs so unsuitable for the disabled.
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In January 2020, Peter Longmuir said about The Samuel Johnson Birthplace Museum
It was very interesting to look around.
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