Find out about: Helston Folk Museum
About Us
Housed in the former butter and meat markets, now also the Drill Hall, the museum was established in 1949. The collection is mainly Victorian and covers all aspects of life on the Lizard Peninsula. Additions in recent times include an Early Learning Area, art and costume galleries and a shop. New displays in 2009 included serpentine and wartime. The Loft Area includes a display about the famous local pugilist Bob Fitzsimmons. There is also a Mezzanine gallery used for art and craft exhibitions throughout the year
Facilities
Disabled access via lift to first floor and mezzanine gallery.
Children's activities
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Our Collections
Handling Boxes
Victorian School Room
Butter and Egg Market
Costume Gallery
Local Personalities

Museum Videos
Admission & Prices
Opening Hours
All Year
Mon-Sat 10.00am - 1.00pm
Plus extended opening hours
Mon, Tues, Thurs, and Fri
10.00am to 4.00pm and
Wed & Sat 10.00am to 1.00pm
only during the holidays specified.
Easter, Summer, Autumn half-term and the first three weeks in December.
The museum closes Christmas Eve and re-opens in the New Year on the 2nd Jan.
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Helston Folk Museum
Old Butter Market
Market Place
Helston
TR13 8TH
T:01326 560427Email Helston Folk Museum








