Reviews of Frenchay Village Museum. (Museum) in Bristol (Gloucestershire).

Frenchay Village Museum

30 Reviews

10 Comments

Museum

1 Begbrook Park, Frenchay, Winterbourne, Bristol BS16 1SZ, United Kingdom

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Information of Frenchay Village Museum, Museum in Bristol (Gloucestershire)

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Open hours of Frenchay Village Museum

Sunday

2–5pm

Monday

Closed

Tuesday

Closed

Wednesday

1–4pm

Thursday

Closed

Friday

Closed

Saturday

2–5pm

Reviews of Frenchay Village Museum

D. D.

The staff are passionate about this little nest of goodness. Lots to learn and with the expansion on the horizon it will be good for school trips and people wanting to know the history of Frenchay. A pop up coffee station would also be a great asset along side as a suggestion.

c. D.

Lovely museum all about Frenchay hospital, Frys and other famous people of Frenchay. Well worth a visit.

J. P.

A great little museum , with the story of Fry's the Chocolate maker and the world's oldest bar of chocolate on display . There's the history of the building being a hospital in the war and the American connection also being a T B center as well . The staff were very helpful and friendly and even found out a connection between my family and the Fry's . Egyptian artifacts were on display and a vacuum cleaner !(James Dyson). Also the museum had some old fashion toys to keep the younger generation amused . well worth a visit.

A. M.

When I started to research my family history I discovered the Frenchay Museum Archives Website, which luckily had recorded parish records of Winterbourne. This has enabled me to trace my family back to 1678 in that area. I also visited the Museum and talked to the lovely staff there who put me in contact with a local man who actually lives in my Great, Great Grandmothers cottage, who then invited me to visit him. Wow - I can never thank the Frenchay Museum enough.

L. D.

My step dad and my cousins went in here and they said they enjoyed it they gave me a bit of chocolate they got (which is fry's chocolate) it tasted really nice

S. A.

Charming little place with lots of history about Frenchay and surrounding areas, lovely little church on common that sale delicious home made cakes and cups of tea I'll be coming back the ginger cake was delicious..