I am a bit bias in my love for this place. I was a volunteer here back in the 1980's prior to becoming an archaeologist. I do pop in at least once a year. both of my daughters have been frequent visitors with myself and...More

Visited on an 'event' day so paid £2.50 each instead of free entrance - a number of characters in Victorian roles including servant, teacher shopkeeper, printer and chemist. All played their parts well, with plenty of information to share! Various areas, each covering different aspects...More

This is a good free day if the budget is tight. Plenty of nostalgic memories to be had for the older generation and lots of history tales for the younger generation

Walked from our city centre hotel. The museum is located in an old Army barracks with plenty of variety in the displays. A good place to come to get an appreciation of what life was like in the 1800's and 1900's. of note: The Tank,...More

Took the tribe to the FREE! Museum of Lincolnshire life. Free, yes it's all free, except the food of course. The food is cheap though, and you get a good big mug of delicious coffee. You will need plenty of caffine to keep up with...More

I've been meaning to go here for a year. It's free entry. It's compact but bursting with information, some really well set up dioramas, the displays are choc full of detail and real effort has been put into each piece, from the kids room (pass...More

We went to this museum when we had a few hours to spare. First, the negatives. Some of the exhibits appeared a little tired and the building itself was in need of a facelift. However, considering that it was free maybe we were a bit...More