Wisbech and Fenland Museum

The Wisbech and Fenland Museum, situated in the town of Wisbech in Cambridgeshire, England, is one of the most established reason assembled historical centers in the United Kingdom. The Museum Society was established in 1835 and was initially situated at 16 Old Market Place. Its gathering of Natural Science examples, ancient pieces and knick-knacks soon exceeded the premises and it re-situated to the present reason fabricated working in 1847.

Initially intended to house both the Museum and Literary Society, the last stopped in 1877 and the Museum trustees turned into the sole owners. The fabricating tragically experiences subsidence, due for the most part to its area. Having been sited over the area of the previous canal to the Wisbech Castle, settlement of the inlay has brought about development to the front height of the building nearest to St Peter's Church.

The historical center was moved up to incorporate a lift to get to ious levels and a back access for wheelchair clients and those guests unfit to enter by the primary passage on Museum Square. The back access is by means of Wilderness Walk. The correspondence framework empowers gathering to permit get to. The friends of the Museum raises assets for the exhibition hall and gives volunteers to staff the gallery.