My daughter and myself visited the musuem yesterday. It has been extended and added to since my last visit and very well done. They have added many new additions and plenty of interactive displays for children, and they can dress up and do craft activites....More

We really enjoyed the tremendously well researched and presented history of the struggle for rights, better working conditions and equality in the UK. From the earliest beginnings of fighting for the vote, to today's struggles - it's wonderful to see ideas make their way and...More

Cram packed with so many authentic historic items. Be sure to open all the little doors, lots of fascinating topics covered. I would like to see the section on slavery expanded to recognise the fact that most of our city's affluent buildings are built on...More

Very interesting museum. What a great little-hidden gem highly recommend a visit if you have never been to the people's history museum. Covers 18th century to modern day social history

As a Labour Party member I'd wanted to visit the PHM for ages, and I wasn't disappointed at all. Fantastic permanent galleries, interesting temporary exhibitions, good shop and lots of interactive displays for kids. Brilliant for anyone remotely interested in democracy or British politics.

This really is an excellent museum, covering working class history from the 18th century to the present day. Revolution, social reforms, equality, the right to vote, the co-operative movement, incremental social changes, everything is covered. There is also a gallery covering the development of the...More

A very well put together collection of memorabilia relating to social history and the evolution of voting, workers’ rights etc. Not in the slightest dry or boring...