A museum dedicated to the local and natural history of Southwold and the surrounding district. It has been in existence since 1832 and is housed in a pair of seventeenth-century houses.
It contains an ever-increasing collection of artefacts, pictures, photographs, wildlife displays, and exhibitions, both permanent and temporary, illustrating aspects of the town's history. This covers a wide span ranging from prehistoric fossils found at Easton Bavents to the development of the town as a modern seaside resort.
9–11 Victoria Street, Southwold, Suffolk IP18 6HZ England
southwold.museum@btinternet.com
01502 726097
Southwold Museum is a small independent museum which was recently refurbished and offers unusual and entertaining displays for visitors of all ages. It is open from 2pm to 4pm, from Easter to October 31st; entry is by donation.