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Our Museum is right in the heart of Bridport, a historic rope and net making town. We invite you to come and explore our interactive displays and captivating stories, based in one of Bridport’s oldest buildings Summer Opening Times (from 29 March 2024) Tuesday to Saturday 10am-4pm Winter Opening Times (from 1 Nov 2024 – […]
Worth a visit if you're in Bridport, don't forget to make a donation (it's free entry) - there's lots to see and the museum has been carefully restored. Don't be fooled by the first impression; every drawer in every display has something of interest and there's a great use of technology to make the most of a small space!
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Bridport Museum will be free to visit this week - Tuesday 10 September to Saturday 14 September. Our opening hours are 10am to 4pm. Come along to enjoy the museum, guided historic walks of the town and ropemaking.
Mar 2, 2024 · Bridport’s prosperity came from making netting, cordage and canvas, mainly for the navy. The town’s narrow gardens served as rope and spinning walks. Local hemp was woven into twine and nets for the Newfoundland cod fisheries, rope for the hangman and nets for Wimbledon. Bridport Museum takes you through its 800-year history. WEST BAY
Nov 29, 2023 · Visit Bridport Museum. Stroll around Bridport Harbour. Spend a morning at the Bridport Market. Watch a show at the Bridport Arts Centre. Take a trip to Palmers Brewery. Walk the Golden Cap. Head to the Electric Palace and watch a film. Play golf at Bridport Golf Club. Head to Seals Cove for indoor fun.
The Bridport and West Bay area are real hot spots for fabulous food and drink and should be a must visit for all food lovers. The area hosts many of the finest local producers of award-winning food and drink such as Palmers Brewery and the Furleigh Wine Estate. Palmers Brewery is the oldest thatched brewery dating back to 1794.
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Redevelopment of Bridport Museum. In 2016, the Bridport Museum underwent a significant redevelopment costing £1.3 million. The museum reopened in May 2017, featuring new galleries and displays for visitors to explore. In addition to the new exhibits, repair work on the historic building was also completed during this redevelopment.
