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Holkham Hall, Wells-next-the-Sea Norfolk NR23 1AB
01328 713112
enquiries@holkham.co.uk
www.holkham.co.uk

A vast collection of social, domestic and agricultural memorabilia. Over 4000 fascinating exhibits ranging from mechanical toys and vintage cars to massive steam engines dating from the Victorian period to the mid-20th century. Adjacent to the Museum, the History of Farming Exhibition is designed to help visitors understand how a great estate such as Holkham works and has evolved. Find out about Coke of Norfolk and his role in the 18th century Agricultural Revolution.

Prices
Bygones Museum: Adults £5, Child (5-16 years) £2.50.
History of Farming Exhibition: free.
Combined ticket (Bygones and Hall): adults £10, child £5, family ticket (2 adults + 2 children): £25.
10% discount for groups of 20 or more.

Opening
1 May - 31 October: Sunday, Monday and Thursday 12-4pm.
1 June - 30 September also open Tuesdays 12-4pm.
12 and 13 April - Easter Trail operating
NB: Sunday 14 June, Saturday 18 July and Sunday 19 July, Holkham Hall and Bygones Museum will be closed to visitors.

Facilities

• Free parking
• Shop, cafe
• Toilets (toilets in park accessible to wheelchair users)
• Full access to site

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1 Grammar School Road, North Walsham, Norfolk, NR28 9JH.
Telephone: 01692 402962
Website: http://www.winstanleycats.uk.com

An intriguing collection of railway and a variety of rare local items, housed in 19th Century workshops, set among the famous hand-made pottery Winstanley Cats.

Prices
Admission free.

Opening
Open all year. Monday-Friday 10-5pm, Saturday 11-1pm. August:, Saturdays in August 11-3pm.

Facilities

• Free parking
• Toilets
• Restricted access to site

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Hempton Road, Fakenham, Norfolk NR21 7LM
01328 863150 (general enquiries)
01328 863507 (group visits) 
gaslhmus@hotmail.com 

The only surviving town gasworks in England and Wales, complete with all equipment used for the manufacture of gas from coal: retorts, condenser, purifiers, meter, gasholder.  Displays of lighting, heating, cooking and domestic equipment. 

Prices
Free admission - donations welcome. 

Opening
Open all year on Thursdays 10.30-1pm.
June-September open Thursday and Saturday 10.30-3.30pm.
August also open Sunday 10.30-1.00pm.
Bank Holiday Mondays open 10.30-3.30pm.
Group visits by arrangement 

Facilities

• Free parking nearby (50 metres away)
• One disabled parking space on site  
• Toilets (accessible to wheelchair users )
• Full access to Gas Museum (restricted access to Local History Section)

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Worstead Baptist Church, Meeting House Hill, Worstead, Norfolk NR28 9LR.
01692 406725
brianandpat.morgan@dsl.pipex.com 

The Chapel has played an important part in local life since 1717. The collections reflect this with reminders of local home and working life.  Displays cover spinning, weaving and dyeing which were so important in Norfolk prior to the Industrial Revolution. It is normally possible to visit the ‘Weaver’s Loft’ where members of the Worstead Guild of Weavers, Spinners and Dyers have work in progress.

Prices
Free admission - donations very welcome.

Opening
NOTE: the Museum is currently closed while building works are being carried out.

Facilities

• Free parking
• Toilets
• Restricted access to site

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North Norfolk Railway, The Station, Sheringham, Norfolk, NR26 8RA.
Sheringham station offices: 01263 820 800 (10-4pm)
Email: enquiries@nnrailway.co.uk
Website: http://www.nnrailway.co.uk

The Poppy Line is a heritage railway and working museum rolled into one!  You’ll enjoy spectacular views as the train runs along the coast from Sheringham to Weybourne and up through the heathland to Holt.  The William Marriott Museum at Holt, named after the man who built the railway and ran it for forty years, shows how the railway was the area’s lifeline, giving birth to tourism in North Norfolk.

William Marriott Museum: 01263 710484
Email: curator@wmmuseum.org
Website: http://www.wmmuseum.org

Prices
Train admission prices (all-day hop-on, hop-off Rover tickets): Adults £10.50, Senior Citizen £9.50, Children (5-15) £7, Children under 5 free, Family (2 adults + 2 children, or 3 adults + 1 child) £35 including £5 voucher to spend at station catering outlets and shops (exc. Weybourne bookshop).
William Marriott Museum admission £1, children under 15 free.

Opening
Opening hours: steam trains most days 1 April - 30 October, plus Santa Specials (see timetable leaflet). Special events throughout the year - see timetable and guide.
The William Marriott Museum is open from March to October when steam trains are running.

Facilities

• Buffet at Sheringham Station, refreshments at Holt and Weybourne
• Gift shop at Sheringham Station
• Public pay car park by Sheringham Station; railway parking at Holt Station
• Toilets (accessible to wheelchair users)
• Full access to stations, wheelchair access to most trains

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