Cranbrook Museum, housed in a Grade II listed fourteenth century timbered farmed former farm house, has an extensive collection of artefacts and archives relating to the history of this Wealden town. Exhibitions spread throughout the building cover topics such as rural industries, agriculture, and domestic life as well as the work of the Cranbrook Colony of artists linked to the town. The displays on education and toys will particularly appeal to children.

Family friendly venue

Sunday 1400-1630

Parking and toilets – use facilities in adjacent public car parks

Disabled access only to ground floor

Two parking spaces for disabled use. Please ring 01580 714349 to ensure space available. There is a disabled toilet available for smaller type wheelchair users

www.cranbrookmuseum.org

What visitors said last year:

It was great to learn more about where we live. JW
Greatly appreciated our guide's knowledge. JG
The visit I have made has been very worthwhile and informative.