We were warmly welcomed by Hilary and her husband Paul Kennelly, the owners of the Museum. The buildings the Museum are housed in are around 300 years old and in them can be found displays of wonderful old toys, household items, dolls, prams and dolls houses, a Television and Film Gallery and an old classroom display featuring 150 year-old desks from the original school at nearby Cenarth, etc., etc. There is so much to see there but you can always take a break with refreshmments in the Tea Room and Gift Shop, which is also on the site!
I have added this post with the kind permission of Hilary and Paul, owners of THE WEST WALES MUSEUM OF CHILDHOOD, Pen-ffynon, Llangeler, Carmarthenshire SA44 5EY - U.K.
I thoroughly recommend a visit to the Museum. You will be amazed at the displays of 10,000 exhibits!
SOME OF THE DOLLS ON DISPLAY
MORE DOLLS
AND MORE DOLLS!
SOME OF THE
NATIONAL COSTUME DOLLS
DRESSED CHILD MODELS
A MODEL IN WELSH COSTUME
ONE OF THE DOLLS HOUSES
(FULL OF TINY MINIATURES)
MORE DOLLS HOUSES
A COLLECTION OF
WELSH LOVE SPOONS
JUST SOME OF THE
TOY TRAINS!
PART OF THE
TELEVISION AND FILM GALLERY
PART OF THE
SCHOOL ROOM DISPLAY
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PHOTOS BY CAROLE
(with the kind permission of
Hilary and Paul Kennelly)
WEST WALES MUSEUM OF CHILDHOOD
ENJOY YOUR TOUR!
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Hello!
ReplyDeleteWoow! What a wonderful museum this is!
If I ever travel to Weste Wales I really would like to visit it! Thanks for sharing your visit to it.
Greetings from Holland.
Thank you for your lovely comment. The Museum is certainly worth a visit!
ReplyDeleteI would be in heaven at that wonderful museum..all those beautiful dolls! I would never want to leave...Thanks for posting..Terri I. (California)
ReplyDeleteIt really is a wonderful Museum, and certainly worth visiting! Carole.
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Would love to check out this museum too, with so many dolls a person would need a week to take it all in. So glad you shared this on your blog - very interesting!
ReplyDeleteThe dolls certainly are fantastic as is the wonderful display of old toys. It is a real trip down Memory Lane!
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