- Bath Postal Museum
 - Explores the history of world and British postal services, from Ancient Rome to pigeon post, the King's post, and on to the present day. - Bath Spa Project
- Bath's naturally occurring thermal springs will be home to a new spa, and public bathing will be available again in 2001.
- Beck Isle Museum Of Rural Life
- Discusses the history of English rural life.
- Bede's World
- Monastery at Jarrow was home to the Venerable Bede, where Bede's World explains the archaeological, religious and cultural setting of his life and times.
- Black Country Living Museum
- About the history of the Black country and how it is today.
- Brantwood: John Ruskin's Home (1872-1900)
- Visitor information for the house on Coniston Water where the British writer, artist, art and social critic, amateur geologist, and philosopher lived.
- Bygones Victorian Museum
- Offers a life-size Victorian street, cafe, a multisensory World War I trench experience, railwayana, and period rooms.
- Charleston Farmhouse Trust, The
- Home of Vanessa Bell, Duncan Grant, and country meeting place of the Bloomsbury Group. Also exhibits contemporary art.
- Colchester Museums
- Includes information on the castle, Hollytrees, Natural History, and Tymperleys Clock museums.
- Crime Through Time
- Museum in Newent, U.K., looking at criminals and warfare through the ages, including serial killers, the Holocaust, fetishism, prison, and more.
- Cumberland Pencil Museum
- Tells the story of pencils and pencil making, with information on the history of graphite mining in the area and machinery displays.
- Dennis Severs' House
- Located at 18 Folgate Street in Spitafields, this townhouse is home to the Jervis family, an imaginary clan of Huguenot silk weavers.
- Durham Mining Museum
- Features the history and culture of coal mining in the North East of England.
- Eden Valley Museum
- Centre of learning and research into the history of the Eden Valley and its people.
- Edward Jenner Museum
- Dedicated to the discoverer of vaccination.
- Glenfinnan Monument@
- Haig Colliery Mining Museum
- Tells the history of 700 years of coal mining history, which ended in 1986 when Haig Pit closed.
- Ironbridge Gorge Museum
- John Muir Birthplace Trust
- Interpretive centre located in Dunbar, Scotland, highlighting the achievements of environmentalist John Muir.
- Jorvik Viking Centre
- Housed in the restored medieval church of St. Saviour in the centre of York. Offers tours where visitors dig in the dirt to piece together history.
- Kendal Museum
- Founded in 1796 and tells the story of Kendal and the Lake District including local archaeology, history, geology, and natural history.
- Museum of Cannock Chase
- Listings of events and exhibitions, plus details of the galleries, educational tours, conference facilities, and more.
- Museum of Kent Life
- Open air museum of historic buildings, including a traditional Oast, a thatched barn and granary, and Ma Larkin's kitchen and lounge.
- National Coal Mining Museum for England
- Includes a real coal mine. Visitors do down 140 metres with a local miner and learn about mining conditions from early days through to the present.
- National Waterways Museum at Gloucester
- Contains 200 years of British waterways history.
- New Lanark Conservation Trust
- Information about this world heritage village and its hotel, visitor centre and educational services.
- Prickwillow Drainage Engine Museum
- Preserving a collection of early 20th-century engines used to prevent Fenland flooding. Includes map and opening times.
- Ragged School Museum
- Experience how Victorian children were taught. There are also displays on local history, industry, and life in the East End.
- Ragged School Museum, The
- Specialises in exhibits relating to local history, including that of the education system through the years.
- Regency Town House Heritage Centre
- Focuses on the history of the Brighton area between the 1780s and the 1850s.
- Richard III Museum
- Provides information about museum exhibitions, theatre productions, school trips, and gift shop.
- Robert Owen Museum, The
- Devoted to the man who inspired the Co-operative movement.
- Sheffield Fire & Police Museum
- Volunteer-run museum that includes Victorian fire brigade memorabilia.
- Sutton Hoo@
- Sutton Wind Mill & Broads Museum
- Offers information on the wind mill, Tobacco Museum, the 1800s pharmacy, and the Broads museum.
- Tank Museum
- Houses a collection of tanks and armoured fighting vehicles in the world and owns an archive of war diaries, photographs, and memorabilia.
- Tiverton Museum
- Featuring a social history collection.
- Tolpuddle Martyrs Museum
- Tells the story of the arrest, trial, and punishment of the six Martyrs, which resulted in the foundation of modern trade unionism.
- Tower of London@
- Wallace National Monument@
- Whitby Museum
- Information on the eclectic collections of the Victorian/Edwardian museum, as well as hours, programmes, and services.
- Winston Churchill's Britain at War Experience
- Discover how Britain lived during World War II.
- York Castle Museum
- Offers a journey through four hundred years of British history. Contains details about educational programmes, events, and corporate hospitality.
|
