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SUMMARY:Avoncroft Museum of Buildings
DESCRIPTION:Avoncroft Museum opened to the public in 1967 following the rescue and reconstruction of a medieval Town House from Bromsgrove town centre. Its collection has since grown to encompass over 30 historic buildings and structures\, dating from the 14th century to the mid-20th century. All of Avoncroft’s buildings and structures were neglected and/or threatened with demolition before being relocated to the Museum’s site. \nHighlights \nHistoric Buildings: Explore dismantled and rebuilt structures\, including the 14th-century Guesten Hall roof from Worcester Cathedral and a post-WWII prefabricated home from Birmingham. The Medieval Town House: The crown jewel of the site. This mid-15th-century merchant’s house was the very first building saved and originally sparked the creation of the museum in 1963. \nThe National Telephone Kiosk Collection: A unique\, interactive exhibit housing over 25 historic phone boxes (including the iconic police box/TARDIS). \nIndustrial & Rural Exhibits: Features a working 19th-century windmill\, a 100-year-old forge\, and an authentic chain-making shop. \nGrounds & Facilities: The Countryside: The sprawling 19-acre site includes period gardens\, a wildflower meadow\, and a traditional cider and perry orchard. \nDate: Wednesday 19th August 2026. \nTransport: Car sharing. Meet at 9.30am at Conquest Car Park. Please advise number of seats available in your car or if you require a lift. \nTour start: 11.00am \nRefreshments: Edwardian Tea Room and Parour – Light refreshments including hot and cold food. Alternatively bring a picnic \nCost: £15.00 per person. To include guided tour of the buildings. \nBooking: In the first instance please send to the email address below\, names of those coming\, contact details (landline/mobile numbers) and car places you can offer or places needed. Closing date for booking 10th August \nEmail: programme@bromyardhistorysociety.org.uk
URL:https://bromyardhistorysociety.org.uk/event/ironbridge-gorge-museums
LOCATION:Meet at Conquest Theatre carpark – 6 Tenbury Rd\, Bromyard\, HR7 4LL
CATEGORIES:Summer visits programme
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ORGANIZER;CN="David Grant":MAILTO:programme@bromyardhistorysociety.org.uk
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