Museum of Cambridge

The Museum of Cambridge, once in the past known as the Cambridge and County Folk Museum, is an exhibition hall situated in Castle Street in focal Cambridge, England.

It is housed in eight rooms in the previous White Horse Inn, an open house that shut in 1934.

The gallery exhibits the lives of the general population of Cambridge and its encompassing zone, the region of Cambridgeshire from 1700 onwards.

The gathering incorporates objects covering connected craftsmanship, coins, and ensembles, improving workmanship, artistic work, leisure activities, peace, awards, medication, music, social history, materials and toys.

The exhibition hall is upheld by Cambridge City Council, the National Lottery, through the Heritage Lottery Fund, and two neighborhood associations.

The Museum of Cambridge is confronting noteworthy difficulties that undermine its future.

It has been at the core of Cambridge for over eighty years be that as it may, in the same way as other little, autonomous legacy associations.