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The Toy Factory

The visit starts with a stressed research and development officer, Prof. Strangequark, needing help to sort out a muddle of exhibits. Uncertain of the audience’s historical knowledge Prof. Strangequark builds a timeline with them that relates to the historical periods covered by the exhibition. Don’t be surprised if hats and wigs are used to bring the timeline to life.

The audience become researchers or testers and makers and asked to investigate the items they are curious about. The researchers recordings come together to make a catalogue of information that is left with the teachers. The model’s made by the ‘testers and makers’ are a potential display in themselves.

The visit ends with everyone coming together to share what they have discovered, noticed and been excited by. No visit is ever the same!

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Workshops

Travelling Shop

The museum shop experience can come to you.  Options include:

  • A shop that covers all of the primary history periods.
  • A stall that is tailored to the character's period.
  • The "step back in time shopping experience".  This option involves "swapping" modern money for reproduction period money and purchasing from a range of items typically available in those times.

Booking

Click here for details of how to book a theme day.

 

 

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