Dutch Cottage Museum
Dutch Cottage Museum, the oldest of originally three (known) octagonal-shaped Dutch Cottages on Canvey Island, this one is dated 1681. The cottage was occupied into the twentieth century.
The museum is one of smallest in the country and has two rooms, one up and one down, that will barely accommodate half a dozen people at a time. Probably not a museum for coach visits.
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Dutch Cottage Museum, Canvey Island, Canvey Island, Essex SS6, United Kingdom
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