It's all Jonathan's fault - he started the Quaker Tapestry in 1981 when he asked why he couldn't do something more interesting than colouring in. The grownups soon joined in (the kids were having far too much fun) - and by 1996 the Quaker Tapestry was complete. There were only going to be fifty, but the idea caught on and more and more people got involved
Cheryl Orme —
Lovely tapestries depicting Quaker history , very helpful staff & lots of hands on things for younger children to interact
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The Museum is open Thursday to Saturday, 9.30am to 4.30pm. Booking available or just come along! The last entrance to the Museum is at 3.45pm. If you are a group organiser, please give us a call or send us an email to discuss your visit. Discover our captivating natural history and world geology collections in the World Wildlife Gallery.
Mark Naish —
Great little local museum, with an eclectic mix of exhibits. It has lots of small, presumably donated private collections