Milestones Museum

A trip to Milestones, Hampshire's living history gallery in Basingstoke, breathes life into the past. The gallery is home to more than 20,000 articles that were either made or utilized in Hampshire, and is a record of the region's social, mechanical and transport history. Fans will appreciate the accumulation of delightfully re-established vintage vehicles, while on the off chance that you incline toward shopping you'll have the capacity to find what shops used to resemble before chain stores assumed control.

Purchase an old penny and a ration coupon at gathering and spend it in the 1940s sweet shop, or fly into Milestones' own special working bar, the Baverstock Arms which opens at lunchtimes to serve teas, espressos, beverages and Gales brews. The bar is named after Alton-conceived James Baverstock, who was one of the primary individuals to utilize science to help enhance the nature of brew. The historical center is appropriate for all ages, with bounty to keep the entire family possessed.

More youthful guests can investigate the exhibition hall's uncommonly made Play Space and investigate the gallery through a scope of I-Spy trails. Exceptional occasions occur consistently, and the exhibition hall has been reason worked to give best access to all guests with a lot of free parking nearby. Pay once, visit all year. With your ticket you can come back to Milestones the same number of times as you like for an entire year.