Historical society
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The Genealogy Company Ltd
11 Reviews
6 Sheridan St, Burnley BB10 2EU
Always wondered where you come from? Curious about DNA Testing? Contact us today for a Free, no obligation consultaion to see how we can help!
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
Luxury R Visible - Gemstone Jewellery - Tasbih - Prayer Beads
31 Reviews
Office 75, 58 Peregrine Rd, Ilford IG6 3SZ
Explore our wide selection of high-quality prayer beads for your spiritual practice. From traditional rosary beads to mala beads and healing chakra beads, we have it all. Handmade with natural materials and crafted with care, our prayer beads are perfect for meditation, yoga, and Islamic prayer. Shop now and discover.
- Debit cards
- Credit cards
- Delivery
- In-store pick-up
- Same-day delivery
Belfast Hidden Tours
28 Reviews
5 Lothair Ave, Belfast BT15 2HU
Come and discover the parts of Belfast that you wont see from the back of a bus! The best way to discover Belfast is a walking tour through the streets, meeting its people and enjoying the craic.
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
- Good for kids
- Dogs allowed
- Playground
- Picnic tables
- Swings
Fraternity Spirit Society
20 Reviews
278-280 S Lambeth Rd, London SW8 1UJ
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Apprentice Boy's Memorial Hall
234 Reviews
13 Society St, Londonderry BT48 6PJ
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
North of Ireland Family History Society (NIFHS)
14 Reviews
Unit C4, Valley Business centre, 67 Church Rd, Newtownabbey BT36 7LS
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
The Gainsborough Heritage Centre
76 Reviews
12 North St, Gainsborough DN21 2HS
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Wheelchair-accessible lift
- Wheelchair-accessible toilet
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
- Toilets
- Family friendly
- Good for kids
- Gender-neutral toilets
- Restaurant
Solway Aviation Museum
130 Reviews
Aviation House, Carlisle Airport, Crosby on Eden CA6 4NW
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Wheelchair-accessible toilet
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
- Toilets
- Good for kids
- Restaurant
Lancashire Infantry Museum
227 Reviews
Fulwood Barracks, Fulwood, Preston PR2 8AA
The Lancashire Infantry Museum houses one of the largest and most important Infantry Regimental collections in the country. Specialising in the fascinating story of the East, South and Loyal North Lancashire Regiments and their antecedents.
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Wheelchair-accessible toilet
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
- Toilets
- Good for kids
- Restaurant
- Getting tickets in advance recommended
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Inverness Piping Society
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The William Morris Society
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Turton Tower
Nice little walk around with Beagle during good weather. While we enjoyed it! Beagle was disappointed that there should have been more squirrels!
Kenneth Rosier
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The Mission Seventh-day Adventist Church
This church has a friendly, embracing, intelligent congregation of liberated Gospel and Christ centred Christians. However, it's not a traditional Adventist Church and has a very energetic style of worship, bolstered by much fine biblical preaching. Any one coming from the evangelical progressive side of Adventism, or Christianity in general will enjoy this community church.
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Solway Aviation Museum
A cracking little museum, the highlight was going in the vulcan bomber, after climbing up into the cockpit, Stephanie gave us a great 10 minute chat about the history of the plane, and all the workings. I would highly recommend going, a £16 family entry fee is well worth it.
Michael Pritchard
19.03.2024
English Heritage - Swindon Office
Fabulous resources for photography with brilliantly knowledgeable staff
Peter Meade
18.03.2024
Herne Bay Pier
The current pier is just the stub of a very much longer pier that had been dismantled in 1980.I’ve been there a couple of times, but it wasn’t busy on either occasion.There are lots of outlet huts along the sides, some amusement rides and a viewing area at the end. About a mile offshore is what was once the pier head.It looks like it’s a fun place.
Martin Gathercole
18.03.2024
Harwich Museum
A great quirky local museum, really interesting and perfect for a rainy day. Plenty of local and social history to see. Staffed by volunteers who are also a wealth of additional knowledge. Nice tea rooms for a snack.
Tom Kendon
17.03.2024
Cambridge Union
Excellent historic space. We used as a plenary space as part of a conference which worked very well. Coffee and refreshments were good. The Orator cafe bar did a good lunch and the sound was good, but do sound check.