rural museum

Ramsey Rural Museum

Ramsey Rural Museum is situated on Wood Lane in Ramsey just beyond St Mary's Church (see local faculties map). Ramsey Rural Museum is a set of 18th century farm buildings. Around the Rural Museum there are many different farming equipment from many different ages. There is also a house that has been reconstructed to demonstrate how people would have lived in the Agricultural Revolution. It is set on open countryside with full parking and disabled access.

This is a picture of an old cobblers shop that is a feature of Ramsey Rural Museum

This is the backward view of Ramsey Rural Museum with view of well and machinery

Ramsey Rural Museums attractions include a wide range of farming machinery and tools. A Blacksmiths Forge and old shops such as chemists. Old Fen drainage tools and items of past importance at some time or the other are also a feature of Ramsey Rural Museum.

Ramsey Rural Museum also have an exhibition that displays the history of Ramsey from 969 A.D. to the present day.

This is a view of some of the machinery on show

The Museum opens from 2pm until 5pm on each Thursday and Sunday from April to September.

Normal Admission:
Adults	- £2.00
Children 5-16	- £1.00
OAP's & Concessions	- £1.00
Under 5's	- FREE

Groups and schools are welcome to Ramsey Rural Museum
between the hours of 14.00-17-00 on selected days
by prior arrangement with the Museum.

Contact Number: (01487) 814 304

Ramsey in Cambridgeshire

Ramsey Rural Museum

This site is listed in the British Towns and Villages Encyclopaedia of Great Britain

and we can be found in the entry for Ramsey