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Exclusive Art Gallery offering original and limited edition pieces as well as custom made mirrors, an extensive range of clocks and an on-site bespoke framing service.

The most exciting, and multi-award winning gallery and museum in the South East.

Sandford Gallery is a co-operative gallery established by Shropshire Artists as a place to showcase their work. The Gallry is at the top of Church stretton High Street and open fridays to mondays, 11-

The museum is ran by volunteers and is FREE admission, donations welcome! A fascinating display of 1940's wartime and home front life. The exhibition is open to the public every Saturday from the 1st week in May to the 1st Saturday in October (inclusive) 10.30a.m. to 4.30p.m. other times by arrangement please call Peter: 01285 655650

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* Blists Hill VICTORIAN TOWN * Coalport CHINA MUSEUM * TAR TUNNEL * Jackfield TILE MUSEUM * MUSEUM of THE GORGE * Coalbrookdale MUSEUM of IRON * DARBY HOUSES * Enginuity * Broseley PIPEWORKS * The IRON BRIDGE & TOLLHOUSE

We are specialist printmakers, framers and etching press retailer of the renowned Gunning Arts press. Located in the picturesque Shropshire town of Ironbridge, this a family-run business with a long-standing reputation for creative excellence, both as a wonderful gallery exhibiting some of Shropshire finest artists and as a hub of services for art lovers and professionals alike.

Donington le Heath Manor House is a surviving example of a family home built around seven hundred years ago and modernised in 1618. Surrounding the Manor House, are period gardens and woodland planted as part of the development of the National Forest. The gardens, re-created in a 17th century style, include flower and herb gardens, an ornamental maze and an orchard.

The Fashion Gallery at Snibston Discovery Museum is one of the largest displays of historic and contemporary fashion in the country. In seven thematic areas, featuring over 150 fully accessorised mannequins, the fashion gallery explores the changing story of fashion from the 1750s through to the present day.

Summerlee, the museum of Scottish industrial life - in Coatbridge, Lanarkshire - is a VisitScotland '4 Star' visitor attraction and 'Best Working Attraction' award-winner. Summerlee's 22 acres are based around the site of the 19th Century Summerlee Ironworks, a fore-runner in the use of the innovative hot-blast iron smelting process that led Coatbridge to fame and fortune as Scotland's 'Iron Burgh'. With some 150,000 visitors a year, the museum is now one of Scotland's leading 'free-to-enter' attractions. Summerlee's main features are: • A huge under-cover exhibition hall, with a variety of interactive exhibits, 'hands on' activities for children and working machinery to view. • Re-created adit mine and miners' cottages. Guides take small groups down the mine, which is entered by a sloping track rather than a shaft. The cottages show the domestic side of their lives from the 1840s to the 1980s. • An electric tramway gives rides on restored modern and Edwardian tramcars. A modest fee gives all-day rides (Discounted for children). • The 'Photomedia Workshop'. A brand-new community resource for the creative development of photographic skills in both traditional film and digital media. Information on classes and exhibitions available from Summerlee on (01236) 638463. Within the main exhibition hall there are also toilets (including baby-changing and special access), a café and a shop with a range of heritage-themed gifts, toys and books. The museum is open 10am to 5pm from 1 April to 31 October, then to 4pm until the end of March.