Small museum with some interesting Arts & Crafts pieces. I would have been disappointed had we paid to view this museum; however, we enjoyed it for free (I think it was on Sunday). More

This museum is nice enough and the items contained within it are well presented. However it is impossible to review without also taking account of the entry charge. I felt pretty angry/cheated when I realised that I had forked out £16 of my carefully budgeted savings for my family to visit two rather small rooms of exhibits which took less... More

Although the Barn is quite small the displays and information are top rate. There was a lovely lady from Lancashire on the reception desk when we arrived and she helpfully gave us the background on what we we were about to see. Interesting to see information on craftspeople currently working in the area too. More

This is a small but well-designed and very interesting museum, celebrating several cratfspersons with links to the Cotswolds: etching, bookbinding, silver smithing, potting, stained glass artists and sculptors. The base for some of their workshops is still to be found in the village, at the Silk Mill. The village itself is picturesque and worth exploring. More