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The Town Hall, Market Street, Whittlesey, PE7 1BD
Small local history museum housed in the Town Hall which was built by the Town Charities to house horse drawn fire engines. Displays include brick making, costumes, a room setting of a doctor's surgery 1948, archaeology and famous soldier, the 'Hero of Aliwal', Sir Harry Smith, who is also commemorated in the nearby St Mary's church.
Group bookings and educational visits by appointment £1 for adults and 50p for children
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