In the kitchen there are many interesting items, some being relatively modern. There is also a small display of commemorative china.

The kitchen fireplace and the original cobbled floor help to give the area the authentic atmosphere of a 17th century kitchen.

Imagine lighting the fire for the built-in copper to boil water for the washing, then putting the items through the mangle with the water running along the drain in the cobbled floor.

This small room, added in 1999, contains various tools of local tradesmen including those of the blacksmith, thatcher and wheelwright.

There is also a display case showing many small planes and other woodworking tools.

Artefacts from the two World Wars show local involvement with the war effort.

A mock-up of  weekly rations is viewed by amazement by young children.

On an adjacent wall is a display dedicated to HMS Tetcott.

Apothecary and various medical items form an interesting display.