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PHILPOT MUSEUM LYME REGIS DORSET |
The lively local
history and development of Lyme Regis, represented by a collection of maritime and historic artifacts at
The Philpot Museum. These include stories, paintings and prints together with maritime and domestic objects. Access for disabled visitors. |
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The Philpot Museum It stands next to Lyme's magnificent Guildhall. Both buildings are worth, in themselves, a visit.
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You are greeted with a surprise vision whenever you step through a doorway, pass along a passageway or climb stairs. |
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A well surrounded by a circular banister supported by wrought iron work. |
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A circular stairway invites you to climb the tower. |
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SOME OF THE EXHIBITS |
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A constructed two masted boat, pottery and other artifacts. |
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This exhibit is an example of Tudor furniture. Look around Lyme Regis, you will see remarkable resemblances in some of the buildings' interiors to that of cabins on ancient maritime boats. The museum has information on the history of
wreckers in |
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An ancient historic fire engine complete with wheels and pumps. |
| Opening Times: April - October 10.00 - 5.00 Daily (closed Sunday 12.00 - 2.30). Open winter week-ends, half-term and over Christmas. Admission: £1.20 (adults), £1.00 (seniors), £0.50 (children), £0.40 (schools). Weekly tickets available. Disabled visitors are welcome free of charge. Visit the dedicated website - www.lymeregismuseum.co.uk |