Joining in this week with Amy at Love Made my Home and Five on Friday. Click on the link at the bottom of this post to find others who are joining in too.
We recently visited Lincoln to see the Castle and Cathedral but we also visited the Museum of Lincolnshire Life, all places we were familiar with from when we lived in Lincolnshire but we hadn't been to any of them for quite a while and certainly not to the Castle since the updating and refurbishment. I will write a post later about the main parts of our visit but I thought for Five on Friday I would show you five of the room settings in the Museum.
1. Bedroom
2. Kitchen
3. Parlour
4. Post Office
5.Co-op
All these photos were taken with my little camera, which is always in my bag but rarely used, so apologies about the quality. I'd used up all my battery charge in my big camera at the Castle and Cathedral and left the spares in the car.
I'll pop along to visit your Five on Friday posts later today. Have a happy weekend everyone,
This takes you back to a by gone age, fabulous x
ReplyDeleteYes, it does - some of the things I remember though from my gramdma's house so that makes me feel old:)
DeleteWhat a lovely & interesting place to visit x
ReplyDeleteThanks, it is an interesting visit and free too:)
DeleteThat looks like a fabulous museum. One of my best friends is from Lincoln but I have never visited because she doesn't live there. I think we will have to put it on our list, maybe around Christmas time, I've heard the Christmas market is brilliant. Have a good weekend Rosie xxx
ReplyDeleteWell worth a visit, we used to go to the christmas market when we lived in Lincolnshire, haven't been for ages - it did get very crowded but had a good atmosphere:)
DeleteIt's years since I went to the Lincolnshire Life museum. I used to live just round the corner from it many, many years ago. It still looks good.
ReplyDeleteWe hadn't been for ages either. It is still interesting and free to look around:)
DeleteI like the animal paintings in the Parlour and the Post Office most of all! x
ReplyDeleteI like the post office and the co-op - there was a school room to, a printer's and an ironmomgers amongst others:)
DeleteWhat a great museum, it looks really interesting. Another place on my list to visit one day. xx
ReplyDeleteWorth a visit and free too:)
DeleteI love museums of everyday life. Great photos, as always.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Janet it is a fascinating museum:)
DeleteWe've been to the Castle and Cathedral but not the museum. Maybe next time we're there. Lovely photos Rosie. P x
ReplyDeleteThe museum isn't too far to walk from the castle, there is a working flour mill nearby too:)
DeleteFascinating! I love to see rooms like the kitchen and co-op and so on they always have so may interesting little details in them don't they, just as nice as great big grand rooms!! Thank you so much as always for joining in. I hope that you have a great weekend! xx
ReplyDeleteThanks Amy, although I love the grand rooms of the big houses, I'm sure I would have been living in one more like these and perhaps working in one of the shops or in service at the bigger house:)
DeleteI'd love to pop into a time machine and experience days gone by. Places like these really make me smile. I haven't been to Lincoln for a while, and it is only down the road, so must make some time to see the refurbished castle again. Have a wonderful long weekend xx
ReplyDeleteThe castle is nicely done and the walk around the walls is fantastic with all the views. Have always liked the Lincs Life Museum:)
DeleteOh, this was such fun to see these pictures of times gone by. I love all things old and vintage. It would have been fun to living during these times. Have a wonderful weekend.
ReplyDeleteIt is lovely to see all these everyday things preserved and displayed isn't it? I remember some of the things from my grandma's house too:)
DeleteWe didn't visit this museum but it looks like it would have been worth a trip. When you said you might be going to Lincoln before June in the card I didn't mean you meant so soon, hehe! Hope the castle tickets 'worked' and you got in free!
ReplyDeleteWe didn't think we would be going so soon either but we had the tickets, it was a nice day and a treat for our wedding anniversary so off we went. There were no problems with the tickets - we were allowed straight in to both places - thanks again, Louise:)
DeleteIt's always fascinating to see how people used to live. I am a little envious of the bed. X
ReplyDeleteIt is a grand bed isn't it? I remember my grandma having an iron bedstead with a feather matress and a washstand too with bowl and jug:)
DeleteApart from the chamber pot under the bed, you could easily think that bedroom was a modern one.
ReplyDeleteYou could indeed escept today it would probably have a tv on the wall and en-suite facilities:)
DeleteI love these places where you can step back into the past - so interesting to see how people lived - I wonder what people in the future would think of our houses.
ReplyDeleteYes, I wonder that too - what will remain in a few hundreds of years - things today seem less permanent than older buildings do to us today:)
DeleteOoh thankyou. Another museum for my 'to visit' list.
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome, Katherine - it's a good one:)
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