Amazing value for £5. Run mainly by volunteers. You can touch many of the exhibits. Gifts shop does not rip you off. The cafe serves simple, but a tasty food, cost £3.70 for 2 drinks a sausage roll and a cake. Had the resident band the Mustangs playing. They were brilliant, playing 50s and 60s music. I only meant to stay for one song stayed for 10 and had to cut my vist short! Great place will go again.

Had a wonderful day here. Soooo friendly both staff and volunteers. Had me laughing on and off all afternoon. Very informative but also fun and on top of all that some brilliant music from The Mustangs. Would definitely recommend.

A great place to learn about the 1940s. People very friendly and knowledgeable. Will be visiting again.

This place is fabulous. We took children aged 7 to 9 and all of us had a great time. The staff are tremendous and engaging, and made a massive difference to the interest of the children. The gentleman doing the Blitz Experience was amazing. Highly recommended.

Spent a pleasant couple hours listening to people who lived through the war. Lincolnsfield 1940's house is well worth a visit.

A true experience of a 1940's house, a 1950's house, museum of the second world war, a blitz experience from a dedicated group of volunteers.

It WAS like being back in the 40s, apart from the Germans and Japanese weren't trying to kill me. Oh; and there wasn't a Yank on the wife. Great fun. The place, that is, not the wife....

A really interesting little exhibition. A little gem which is certainly worth a visit for anyone with an interest in the 1940s / World War Two.

Amazing place, it's all run by volunteers. There is so much to see and do and learn in a fun way. All disabled friendly, hand gel in places. Toilets are accessible

A quaint place with period-accurate settings. Suitable for family visits!

A cheap day out which was definitely worth the entrance fee, only £3 for seniors. Lots to see for that and all authentic. Nice to see the young volunteers getting involved too and all dressed in items of the day. Fabulous collections of 40s and 50s things, brings back lots of memories. Cafe could have served a bit more other than a cheese sarny, crisps, kit kats and tea and coffee and definitely needed more staff as sarnys made while you wait so long queues but all in all a very nice day out.

It is a fantastic learning experience. Very friendly volunteers with a wealth of knowledge.

Friendly place worth a visit!

Immersive and great for kids learning about the 40's. Staff were knowledgeable, friendly and fun and there's lots to see. The site however needs some TLC. It's pretty rough around the edges with crumbling buildings and holey roofs.

Open on the last Sunday of every month. Run by really engaging, enthusiastic and knowledgeable volunteers. kids and adults can pick up and touch all the exhibits which is unusual. The NAAFI cafe is inexpensive. Does residential for school groups. Well worth a visit... or two.

Lovely experience, especially for my elderly dad, brought him a lots of memories, lovely small place with lovely volunteers. Thank you

What an unexpected joy. Low-key museum run by volunteers and enthusiasts, but so evocative of era. Well done all.

Such fun, especially the blitz warden's talk. Very atmospheric, friendly volunteers, an amazing collection of artefacts. I was especially impressed to hear that school trips are offered.

Memories for my Mum shared with the grandkid. Educational and fun. Volunteers are wonderful. Definately recommend.

Fantastic small living museum. Lots of rooms and exhibits to look at (and the model railway shed was open too) for a good few hours. Had a ride in an army jeep, a very interesting air raid bunker experience and saw the Mustangs playing. The cafe sells coffee and cake which we really enjoyed. What really makes this place is the volunteers who run it. As it was the last opening before Christmas, Father Christmas was there and gave our boys a gift. We must give a very special shout out to the elf who we chatted to, he was the highlight of our day. Thank you.

I recently visited your museum and wanted to express my gratitude for a fantastic experience. The exhibits were captivating, and the staff was incredibly knowledgeable.