Truly welcoming and entertaining little museum - with something for everyone. Dinosaur footsteps, a Roman gladiator helmet, taxidermy, Winston Churchill’s boyhood dress, a knitted swimsuit, Eddie Izzard’s family railway set. Planes, trains and automobiles! All for £4 - and really knowledgeable museum staff/volunteers - would recommend to anyone.

We visited thinking an hour or two would be enough - no! After 1.5 hours we hadn't left the first exhibit hall! So much to see and take in ..far too much for a casual glance! The volunteers were welcoming and friendly, with Angela being exceptional. We forgot and weren't prompted for Gift Aid, so that was a shame. Definitely on our To Do list for our next visit to the area .

Loved this place. A diverse range of artefacts in this museum. The whole place was well organised and laid out to easily navigate. The highlight was the knowledgeable staff who explained about the exhibits and gave us lots of historic information about Bexhill, thank you, it was much appreciated.

Great find on a cold day. Can’t believe we’ve never been before. We received a really warm and enthusiastic welcome from the volunteers. All were very knowledgeable and offered lots of additional information. Lots of interesting exhibits with lots of local finds. Trains, cars, clothing, war, nature even dinosaurs! Go and see for yourself if you’ve never been.

My wife and I visited Bexhill Museum after seeing it on Pete Waterman's TV prog. The place was a revelation. Everything is so brilliantly set out and although we went for the model railways originally we could not tear ourselves away from so much else on offer. Above all, the staff were excellent. So welcoming and informative without being overbearing. The museum was terrific and we shall return even though we live in Oxforshire.

What an amazing place. We visited on Boxing Day afternoon and were greeted by very polite, friendly and knowledgeable volunteers. The contents of the museum flows in a logical development of Bexhill and there were volunteers in each area to add further information about the exhibits. Our little Grandson (2) was busy trying to find ‘Rudolph’ and was mesmerised by the excellent Eddy Izzard Railways (previously seen on Pete Watermans TV program). The railway display must not be missed. The winter layout has so many features brilliantly explained by the volunteers. A shop (railway and local books, pocket money toys ) and a small welcoming Coffee shop adds to the atmosphere. Admissions are really reasonable (£4 adults/£3 concessions) and Annual Tickets for two people at the same address is £22.50 is fantastic value). There is so much to see, you can’t do it in one visit. Thanks to everyone who is involved in running this gem in Bexhill.

I have been meaning to visit the Bexhill Museum for a while and today, a beautiful January day, we finally made it. We were not disappointed. An eclectic collection of items many directly linked to Bexhill. Some exhibits were millions of years old and others merely within one hundred years. What made our visit so special was the enthusiasm and knowledge of the guides who managed to bring much of what we saw to life and were very happy to answer questions and tell us more about the history of one of our favourite haunts. The museum is right by Egerton Park, a lovely place to wander around, we didn't try the tearoom, but a good reason to make a return visit. If you are in Bexhill and want a gentle journey through the diverse history of the place I would really recommend a couple of hours browsing the displays.

Had to write a review (don't normally) as we went to Bexhill museum today and it was wonderful! Very warm and welcoming. Fantastic, friendly and knowledgeable staff. My children (7) loved it. I saw lots of very interesting displays. Will go back on my own so I can read more of the descriptions/ information!

Rainy halfterm day excellent way to pass the morning. Took longer than expected-quite a variety to see and kept the kids (11 and 10) interest. Things to spot/quiz in return for a sticker. Staff friendly and helpful. Absolute worst thing was the parking though.

Of all the years living in East Sussex, I have never visited the museum. Went along to the Easter egg hunt and was overwhelmed by the museum. The volunteers are a credit to the museum full of knowledge and very welcoming . We went quite late, so I had to rush around but will definitely go back