- Amberley Working Museum
- Dedicated to the industrial heritage of the south-east. Also includes exhibit overview and virtual gallery.
- Archaeolink Prehistory Park
- A living history park and visitor attraction in Aberdeenshire, with indoor and outdoor exhibitions and activities covering history from Mesolithic times to the Romans. Information about their facilities, admissions, and education programme.
- Avoncroft
- Dedicated to historic buildings spanning from seven centuries. Plus events page and visitor information.
- Beamish
- Located in in county Durham and recreating working life in the North of England. Contains visitor and media information. With area map and village description.
- Bede's World
- The museum of early medieval Northumbria at Jarrow. Showcases interactive museum activities and exhibitions. With school program details and price list.
- Black Country Museum
- Explore the urban heritage park with admission price details and operational hour information.
- Butser Ancient Farm
- Features the pictures, highlights, and historical details of the Iron Age farm replica.
- Castell Henllys Iron Age Fort
- A prehistoric promontory fort in Pembrokeshire Coast National Park displaying buildings reconstructed on the original foundations. With archaeological information, activity listing and related articles.
- Geevor Tin Mine
- Chronicles the mining history in Cornwall. With visitor information.
- Gower Heritage Centre
- Showcases the rural life museum based around a working 12th century water-mill. With crafts gallery.
- The Historic Dockyard Chatham
- Tour the dockyard with galleon ships and facility rental information. Plus news updates.
- Ironbridge Gorge Museums
- The Shropshire birthplace of the industrial revolution, awarded World Heritage status by UNESCO. Provides information on the ten museums, highlights of the collections, and learning resources.
- Milestones Museum
- Features Hampshire open-air museum highlighting the Victorian times and the 1930s. With group booking details.
- Museum of East Anglian Life
- Discover the history of old East Anglia. With tour and educational program details.
- Ryedale Folk Museum
- Open air museum with buildings and displays illustrating life on the North York Moors. Includes a map with links to the buildings, and information for teachers and children.
- The Scottish Crannog Centre
- A visitor and educational centre built around the reconstruction on Loch Tay of a crannog, an ancient loch-dwelling; includes information about their exhibitions, events, research, and training. [Kenmore, Perth and Kinross].
- Ulster Folk and Transport Museum
- Showcases old transportations and folk events. With events updates and visitor information.
- Weald and Downland Open Air Museum
- Dedicated to historic buildings in England. With virtual tour and list of daily activities.
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