The museum is extremely interesting from a point of view of social history. There are also very good exhibits along with people dressed and acting on the times of the past. An example of this was the women's Suffragette Movement which was enacted on the streets and culminated with a debate in the town hall. Loads of buildings to explore and also has free old-fashioned trams and buses to ride to the different parts of the museum. Perhaps you need four full days to explore everything there. Fascinating glimpse into the history of the local area, ticket options are all for an annual, unlimited pass which is great value if you're local or can visit regularly. A very nice and historical place. There are many examples of social interaction within the museum and it is excellent. Plenty of parking, easy access and options to walk around or use period buses and trams. It is educational for all ages. Great for families, or just an interesting day out
