Very interesting look at life in Exmouth past,very informative staff to answer any questions we asked them found the cottage and upstairs very interesting

I love this beach. It's clean and well looked after. Whatever time of the year there are plenty of amenities. As a dog owner I love that they are so strict in regards to where you can walk you dog. Because of this it is kept clean and great for all ages

Exmouth does everything so well. Famous people in the past spent their summers here (eg Admiral Nelson's family) The area is famed for its fossils. Visiting a local museum like this, fills in the gaps of knowledge.

This is a tiny building, but as one of the staff told us "it is like Doctor Who's Thingyumygig" (ie bigger than it seems from outside!) There's lots of stuff to look at and opportunities to be nostalgic for items from days gone by (and I say that as someone of only 39). Plus the volunteers are all very friendly... More

a great little place to go to see what exmouth looked like many years ago i even saw stuff that i remembered as a small girl. brought back many memories.

£1.50 to get in. run by locals. very small, but if you are interested in local history, its worth a look. adam budd

It is tucked away a little,but you must go, we spent a lot of time in the museum. It takes you back to being a child and shows your children how we lived.

A lovely step back in time and very informative will certainly go again, staff very knowledgeable

My first visit, it's small and tucked away, but close to Exmouth centre and easily found. The ladies were just opening up when I arrived. I was interested in particular in the railway display, and also Exmouth Docks. The ladies were helpful and chatted away about various related subjects. I also browsed some of the files of Newspaper cuttings. I... More