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1. valencehousecollections.co.uk › aboutAbout – Valence House

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   As well as exploring the museum, you can discover the tranquil herb garden and Dig for Victory plot, or research local and family history in the Archives and Local Studies Centre. Round off your visit by browsing in the shop or enjoying light refreshments in the Tulip Tree Tea Room.

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3. www.orkneymuseums.co.uk › our-museumsThe Orkney Museum – Orkney Museums

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   The Orkney Museum tells the story of Orkney from prehistory to the present day. It is an excellent overview and introduction to the history of Orkney and its treasures. There is a large collection of old photos and activities to amuse younger visitors.

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4. valencehousecollections.co.ukValence House – a place of discovery

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   Discover some of the treasures from the collections that we hold at Valence House. Exhibitions » View online exhibitions on the history and heritage of Barking and Dagenham.

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5. www.orkneymuseums.co.uk › the-tankerness-house-storyThe Tankerness House Story – Orkney Museums

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   The Tankerness House Story. Tankerness House didn’t start as a building with a courtyard and arched gate, that would come later. Originally it was two separate buildings that served St Magnus Cathedral and dating to the 1530s. North Wing, showing the front door as used by the Baikie family.

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6. valencehousecollections.co.uk › visit-usVisit us – Valence House

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   Explore the museum and gardens with our free fun seasonal trails and activities. Children’s lunch boxes available in the Tulip Tree Tearoom for £3.50; Breastfeeding friendly site; Picnic benches available; Free lockers available; Free parking in Valence Park car park; Pushchairs welcome; Lift to first floor of museum; Pushchair friendly and ...

7. www.tripadvisor.co.uk › Attraction_Review-g2089670VALENCE HOUSE (2024) All You Need to Know ... - Tripadvisor

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   As well as exploring the museum, you can discover the tranquil herb garden and Dig for Victory plot, or research local and family history in the Archives and Local Studies Centre. Round off your visit by browsing in the shop or enjoying light refreshments in the Oasis Café.

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   Why was Tankerness House changed to Orkney Museum?

   • The slightly confusing name was changed to the Orkney Museum in 1999, to make it clear that it is the main museum for the interpretation of Orkney’s prehistory and history and not just an historic building. Tankerness House didn’t start as a building with a courtyard and arched gate, that would come later.

   The Tankerness House Story | Orkney Museums

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   Why did Orkney need a museum?

   • It was decided that a museum was needed; one which told the story of Orkney from ancient times. It opened to the public as Tankerness House Museum on 31st May 1968. Now archaeological finds in Orkney usually stays in the islands.

   The Tankerness House Story | Orkney Museums

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   When did the Orkney museum open?

   • It opened to the public as Tankerness House Museum on 31st May 1968. Now archaeological finds in Orkney usually stays in the islands. The slightly confusing name was changed to the Orkney Museum in 1999, to make it clear that it is the main museum for the interpretation of Orkney’s prehistory and history and not just an historic building.

   The Tankerness House Story | Orkney Museums

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   Where is Tankerness House in Orkney?

   • Obliquely opposite St Magnus Cathedral in Kirkwall is Tankerness House, Orkney's finest town house. Today it is home to the Orkney Museum. Admission is free, though donations are most welcome. Contact information and opening hours are linked from this page.

   Orkney Museum Feature Page on Undiscovered Scotland

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   How much does it cost to visit Tankerness House in Orkney?

   • Today it is home to the Orkney Museum. Admission is free, though donations are most welcome. Contact information and opening hours are linked from this page. Tankerness House is an extensive, mostly two storey, house which sprawls around a rectangular courtyard.

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   Is Valence House Museum accessible?

   • In the museum building there is level access throughout the ground floor, and a lift provides level access to part of the upper floor of the Valence House Museum. The Visitor Centre is fully accessible. This includes the Archives and Local Studies Centre, Oasis Café and Function Rooms.

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9. www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk › kirkwall › orkneymuseumOrkney Museum Feature Page on Undiscovered Scotland

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   The museum's contents reflect Orkney's incredible heritage and history. Relics stretch back 5,000 years or more to finds from the earliest house in Europe (at Knap of Howar on Papa Westray) and the many other neolithic and more recent archaeological sites unearthed around Orkney.