The Brixham Heritage Museum, awarded the 'Kids in Museums' Family Friendly Museum Award 2013, is housed in the old Brixham police station.
It's an intriguing place to visit for all the family with a rich collection of exhibits relating to Brixham's history, from it's fishing industry including many maritime models to historic and ongoing local archaeological finds relating to the Napoleonic fort at Berry Head.
All members of the family will love the reconstructed Victorian parlour, nursery and model of the railway station.
Explore, discover, learn at the Brixham Heritage Museum and come and take a look back in time....
- Brixham Bone Caverns and their importance to archaeology.
- Large exhibition of the town's maritime heritage.
- Working model of the Brixham Branch Railway Line.
- Discover what life was like at the Berry Head Napoleonic Barracks.
- Victorian parlour and nursery.
- Landing of William of Orange, 1688.
- Brixham at War, during the World Wars.

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