Eyam Museum
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Eyam Museum tells the story of the people of Eyam in 1665, where a tailor ordered a bale of cloth from London which led to the chain of events that started the bubonic plague. The museum also tells the story of how Ralph Wain and other workers contributed to the rebirth of the village within a century of the plague.
Somewhere To Eat?
The small village has tea rooms selling a selection of food and drink.Are There Toilets?
The toilets are located in the car park directly opposite the museum.Where Shall I Park?
Parking is available opposite the museum.Features
- Indoor
Category
Museums
Suitable For
toddler
3-5
6-9
10+
Opening Times
Tuesday to Sunday inclusive, and Bank Holidays Last admission is 15:30.
Price Information
- Adult : £3
- Child / Concession : £2.50
- Family : £9.50
Facilities
•Toilets•Parking
How To Get There
- Hawkhill Road, Eyam, Derbyshire S32 5QP
- 01433631371
- Website
Directions
The museum is located in Eyam Village, just off the A623. It is situated on Hawkhill Rd.
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