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Amberley Working Museum
- Dedicated to the industrial heritage of the south-east. Also includes exhibit overview and virtual gallery.
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Archaeolink Prehistory Park
- Located in Aberdeenshire, near the Bennachie mountain range, the living history park and tourist attraction has a focus on education, participation and fun. Included is a map and directions to the park, a calendar of events and admission prices, as well as historical articles relating to the exhibits.
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Auchindrain Museum
- An open air Highland township museum highlighting the unique Argyll heritage. Details of the township and its people with visiting information.
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Avoncroft
- Dedicated to historic buildings spanning from seven centuries. Plus events page and visitor information.
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Bede's World
- The museum of early medieval Northumbria at Jarrow. Showcases interactive museum activities and exhibitions. With school program details and price list.
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Black Country Museum
- Explore the urban heritage park with admission price details and operational hour information.
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Butser Ancient Farm
- Features the pictures, highlights, and historical details of the Iron Age farm replica.
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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.
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Chiltern Open Air Museum
- Highlights the Buckinghamshire farm and its animals, buildings, events and courses for adults and children.
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Flag Fen
- Archaeology park and bronze age centre, home to a preserved ritual causeway and platform as well as roundhouse reconstructions. Includes visitor information and details of experimental archaeology events.
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Geevor Tin Mine
- Chronicles the mining history in Cornwall. With visitor information.
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Gower Heritage Centre
- Showcases the rural life museum based around a working 12th century water-mill. With crafts gallery.
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Highland Folk Museum
- A living history museum on two sites, with re-constructed buildings, a 1700s 'Township', and a 1940s working farm, celebrating older ways of life in the Scottish Highlands. Includes information about their collections, programmes, and admissions.
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The Highland Pictish Trail
- Offers a guide to a trail exploring the remains and monuments of the Picts in the eastern Highlands of Scotland; in PDF format.
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The Historic Dockyard Chatham
- Tour the dockyard with galleon ships and facility rental information. Plus news updates.
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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.
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Little Woodham
- Living history museum set in the year 1642, with costumed interpreters. Located in Gosport, Hants.
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Milestones Museum
- Features Hampshire open-air museum highlighting the Victorian times and the 1930s. With group booking details.
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Museum of East Anglian Life
- Discover the history of old East Anglia. With tour and educational program details.
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National Museum of Rural Life
- Scottish countryside museum set in a 1950s working farm with sheep, pigs, dairy cows and horses. Located in East Kilbride.
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North Ings Farm Museum
- Offers information about this small museum in the Lincolnshire Fens, which specialises in agricultural machinery.
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Pictavia Visitor Centre
- A centre in Brechin tells the story of Scotland's ancient Pictish tribes in the county of Angus; includes background history, events diary, a guide to the Pictish Trail through the county, learning resources, and opening times.
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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.
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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].
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Ulster American Folk Park
- A 40 acre open air museum in Co Tyrone that explores the story of Irish emigration, with a guide to their collections and education programmes, visitor facilities, and opening times.
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Ulster Folk & Transport Museum
- Describes the collections held at the museum near Holywood, illustrating rural and urban life, Irish railways, and road transport; includes a visitor guide, events diary, and details of their education services.
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Weald and Downland Open Air Museum
- Dedicated to historic buildings in England. With virtual tour and list of daily activities.
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West Stow Anglo Saxon Village
- Provides visitor information and details of events at this recreated village in West Suffolk.
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Yorkshire Museum of Farming
- Describes the exhibitions, collections and events at Murton Park farming museum, which offers living history experiences cover the Romans, Dark Ages, Tudors and WWII.
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