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Lynne
June 10, 2016
Small but interesting museum with lots of local info.
Elizabeth
February 20, 2017
Poole Museum is housed in four closely connected but very different buildings. You enter through the new atrium building, designed by architects Horden Cherry Lee, and completed in 2007. The site was once occupied by Poole’s first public library, founded in 1830. You then walk through into Oakley’s Mill, a Victorian grain warehouse and flour mill with floors supported by heavy beams and posts. The medieval Ship Inn used to occupy this site and, from that building, we have a remarkable set of carved timbers – two of which are displayed on the First Floor. This building houses the museum displays and the offices of the Borough of Poole Museum Service and Arts Development Unit....
Poole Museum is housed in four closely connected but very different buildings. You enter through the new atrium building, designed by architects Horden Cherry Lee, and completed in 2007. The site was once occupied by Poole’s first public library, founded in 1830. You then walk through into Oakley’s…
Julia
August 18, 2016
Crammed to the rafters with local history. Ideal for families, this free to enter attraction will keep everybody interacting and entertained.
Sarah
October 26, 2014
Free entry - changing exhibits, but lots about the history of Poole and surrounding area. Children's activities and trails. Worth a visit!
Jayne
August 15, 2018
Interesting discovering old Poole
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Staðsetning
4 High St
Poole, England