Totnes Museum
Totnes Museum is contained within a Grade I listed authentic Elizabethan Merchant's House, built around 1575 for the Kelland family and located in the heart of Totnes. The Museum houses a Collection of 10,000 + artefacts and a very well-respected Archive Centre which together tell the story of Totnes and the surrounding area.
The Museum has twelve galleries, a courtyard and a herb garden. Highlights include a collection of coins minted in Totnes during Saxon times, the Lee ring dating from 1652 and a room dedicated to the life and work of Charles Babbage, inventor of the Difference Engine and Analytical Engine.
Admission & prices
OPENING TIMES
Mon - Sat. 10.00 - 4.00 (last admission: 3.30)
ADMISSION CHARGES
The Museum is free to enter and we rely on visitor donations
Coach parties and school bookings very welcome by prior arrangement - please phone.
Find us
Museum news
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TOTNES MUSEUM SOCIETY TALKS 2015 2016
Thursday October 8th 2015 AGM followed by ROMAN DEVON Speaker THOMAS CADBURY, Curator of Antiquities at RAMM Thursday November 12th 2015 MEDIEVAL SCULPTURE OF THE SOUTH WEST Speaker ALEX WOODCOCK, sculptor and conserv......
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Change of name
Note that the STUDY CENTRE is now known as TOTNES ARCHIVES......
Information
We regret that there is only wheelchair access to the ground floor in the museum.
TOTNES ARCHIVES
OPENING HOURS
Open all year
Thursday & Friday
10.30 ~ 4.00
TARIFF for Research & Services
Totnes Archives Use: £1.25 per hr
Research by post on your behalf: £7.50 per hr
One year's use of the Archives
(for Friends of Totnes Museum): £8.00
CONTACT
totnes.archives@outlook.com
01803 863821
PARANORMAL
The museum can be booked overnight by paranormal groups. Normally these events are open to the public for a fee.
Totnes Elizabethan House Museum
70, Fore Street
TOTNES
TQ9 5RU
T: 01803 863821
E: info@totnesmuseum.org
Totnes Elizabethan House Museum
70, Fore Street
TOTNES, DEVON TQ9 5RU