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Museum of Dartmoor Life
The Museum of Dartmoor Life has interactive displays spanning three floors. You can see a reconstructed Bronze Age hut, Victorian kitchen, blacksmith’s shop and farming exhibits.
The museum is a great place to investigate traditional Dartmoor industries such as glassmaking, quarrying and rural crafts. Young visitors can explore discovery zones and dress up in historical costumes.
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Museum of Dartmoor Life, Museum Courtyard, 3 West Street, Okehampton, Devon EX20 1HQ, United Kingdom
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