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Living History, Open Air and Working Museums in the UK


Included below are Living history, open air and working museums in the UK, such as Highland Folk Museum, Newtonmore. The concept of the Living history, open air and working museums is to preserve, research and display items relating to the social and industrial history of our forfathers, providing entertainment and education for visitors of all ages and interests.


Highland Folk Museum, Newtonmore

Highland Folk Museum, Newtonmore  

Kingussie Road, Newtonmore, Highland  

The Highland Folk Museum brings to life the domestic and working conditions of earlier Highland People. Visitors to this living history museum can learn in a safe and friendly... more

JORVIK Viking Centre

JORVIK Viking Centre  

Coppergate, York, North Yorkshire  

JORVIK Viking Centre: Explore the excavations which first unearthed the Viking-Age city of York and discover the truth about the people that lived there. Built on the very... more

Mont Orgueil Castle

Mont Orgueil Castle  

Gorey, St Martin, Jersey  

Lay siege to Mont Orgueil Castle! Let the Living History team transport you to another time, hear the roar of the cannon and imagine the castle under attack. Perfectly... more

Morwellham Heritage Centre

Morwellham Heritage Centre  

Morwellham Quay, Tavistock, Devon  

Morwellham Heritage Centre: The greatest copper port in Queen Victoria´s empire lies 23 miles inland. The Tamar ketch ´Garlandstone´ is moored at the quay; original cottages,... more



'Living History, Open Air & Working Museums' by County:  Channel Islands:   Jersey | England:   Devon | North Yorkshire | Scotland:   Highland


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