It is an interesting history of Nottingham over about 300 years in some 17th century houses. It is next to The trip to Jerusalem pub. Lots to see and do inside an old school room with desks ect. Old toys and shops and bedrooms really...More

The brew house museum is an interesting collection of Nottingham related stuff mostly from the Victorian era (imagine a Victorian kitchen, Victorian shop interiors, Victorian toys and assorted knick knackery) but this is not the most interesting part of the museum. Through a door at...More

Love this museum. Just a pity no longer open for normal hours. Believe it now has to be booked for groups only. A lovely snapshot of life in Nottingham. Especially love the School House.

My wife and I really enjoyed the wander through this wealth of artefacts from bygone ages, many of which we had personal experience of. We particularly liked the rooms made up to look like actual dwellings or workplaces. The staff of this museum were exceptionally...More

There is so much to see in this house from past years well worth a visit. The only problem is finding when it is actually open? Been several times and found it closed without any signs to say when it is open????

This is a hidden treasure if you enjoy looking at historic items that were a part of everyday living many years ago.

Superbly set out museum with a remarkably diverse collection of exhibits displayed in period style rooms. What makes it so worthy are the volunteers who staff the rooms, some in period dress, who are very friendly and knowledgable. As teachers we were impressed how they...More