Hertford Museum
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Very friendly sweet museum. Free entry. Permanent exhibits held visual impact through their imaginative placement and eclectic charm - it’s especially fun for young children. Not much in the way of descriptive texts or information panels and not all exhibits are labelled but there’s such a diverse collection, it’s worth a visit just to see the varied and charming assemblage. Conveys a sense of what is was like living in bygone days through the many items of personal memorabilia - many of which were everyday items - in a lively and evocative way.<br><br>At the time of our visit there was a temporary exhibition of Barbara Cartland’s life and works, which was really well arranged, informative and visually splendid, with well-written panels which were just the right sort of length to read.<br><br>Just make sure you don’t park your car on the road nearby. There are no markings on the road itself but nearby signposts do warn this is within a no parking zone and you will run the risk of getting a pcn.
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Excellent place to visit whilst exploring Hertford
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Barbara Cartland exhibition interesting. Good collection of Hertfordshire artifacts
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Great for a local museum, plenty to see
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For a small museum it is packed with so much of interest. The shop is great and the man in charge was super friendly and informative. I will definitely call in again when I next visit Hertford.
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Nice little museum with exhibition about Hertford public houses. Funny and informative.
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Warm welcome by staff and very interesting
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Lovely local museum with very friendly and knowledgeable volunteers. Attended the Hertford North Railway craft activity, basic but nice to have something free and engaging to do. Donated for our visit.
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Lovely and informative little museum with an eclectic collection of displays.<br>There's also a small gallery with a temporary exhibition and community project rooms.<br>Free to enter, you can make a voluntary donation if you wish.<br>P.s they have the biggest toothbrush exhibition.
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Such a sweet little museum. We love it and will be returning.
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Enjoyed seeing the exhibits.
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Bill is the best!
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Went there a lot, was good
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Small but enjoyable local museum. It includes interesting sections on the history of Hertford, well-populated displays of objects collected by eccentric Victorians, and an impressive collection of local puddingstone! There is also a gift shop and toilet facilities. The staff are friendly and knowledgable, and entry is free - but any donations are gratefully received.
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Really interesting history of Hertford, and the exhibit currently on animals was different and informative. I love that you don't have to paybut can offer a donation - really takes the pressure off when times are hard!
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Great local museum.
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If you wish to know the history of Hertford, you should visit the museum.
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Much improved premises since last time I came here. Fascinating displays and collections. The staff were very helpful.
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Good collections from the past. Anyone who likes to know of the past will definitely like this place.
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One of their events.<br>A beer and music festival.<br>It was great.
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Excellent exhibition on Sele and it's history .
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Very interesting time
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It is a small museum but it's very good. Definitely worth a visit if you're nearby whether with children or adults only, you will enjoy it.
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What a great place to take your children or grandchildren. This is a small charity run museum with a very interesting display.<br>The entry is free, but they welcome donations.<br>Why not go for some lunch in the town and then a nice wall along the river lea or the canal.
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This is a wonderful Museum located in the heart of the county town of Hertford. It has a mixture of local exhibits relating to Hertford and its history, along with some world exhibits collected by the founders which are fascinating. The Museum is typically open Tuesday to Saturday and also on a Sunday from 12 to 4pm.
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