Kingswood Heritage Museum

Kingswood Heritage Museum is an museum that is exciting is housed in a 18th century metal mill at Warmley. The museum also has gardens to explore, containing a genuine quantity of interesting features to uncover. Plenty of interactive exhibits, plus wonderful displays and interesting artefacts, making for a household that is fascinating out.William Champion's Zinc and Brass Works ended up being possibly the largest commercial site in Europe during the eighteenth century, and an interpretation of the website is seen in the 1st gallery associated with the museum. You will discover facts about the zinc and metal making process, and learn all about William Champion, including how he made a lot of money then destroyed it all!You can also check out early Medieval history of the King's Wood, view finds from a Roman British settlement discovered during road works, to see exactly how ladies (and kids!) toiled inside their houses making pinsyou can explore the gardens, that incorporate one of many largest Ice Houses in the united kingdom, plus one regarding the tallest, earliest, and most complete windmill towers in the country.Once you have filled your minds with fascinating facts into the museum! You will find mysterious grottoes to explore, Echo Pond, and what continues to be associated with lake, and the summer time that is castellated House and a giant statue of Neptune, understood locally since the 'Warmley giant'!