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What
a
charming
historic
heritage
museum
to
visit
reminiscent
of
a
bygone
age.
There
are
exhibits
from
nineteenth
century
farming
and
agricultural
equipment
to
a
unique
early
twentieth
century
sawmill.
Additionally
there
is
a
fantastic
collection
of
vintage
TV
and
radio
sets
including
wartime
radio
receivers
and
oscilloscopes.
Children
are
fascinated
by
a
comprehensive
collection
of
early
Amstrad
and
Sinclair
computers
with
working
games
including
paddle
tennis!
There
are
also
craft
shops
selling
intrinsic
items,
clay
and
lace
making,
there
is
in
fact
too
much
to
list.
There
is
a
separate
exhibit
of
a
well
known
Lutonian
engineer
who
collected
a
lot
of
memorabilia
during
his
career
and
time
with
Hayward
Tyler
a
famous
Luton
engineering
company.
Add
to
that
tractor
rides,
classic
cars
and
lots
more
making
this
museum
a
must
for
a
great
day
out.You
will
need
to
visit
their
website
to
establish
when
they
are
open
as
the
museum
is
run
entirely
by
volunteers
and
appears
to
only
be
open
two
Sundays
a
month
and
on
Bank
holidays
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