Corfe Castle Town Trust Museum
The Museum is housed on the ground floor of the smallest Town Hall in England and so it is quite small too, but well worth a visit.
Starting with the iguanadon (dinosaur), through stone age man and the riches underfoot. The Museum has images and artefacts taken from Corfe’s past with the clay, stone and Purbeck Marble industries and snapshots of why and how the village became what it is today.
It is open every day and entry is free.
Address & Contacts
Address
1 West Street, Corfe Castle BH20 5HA
GPS
50.63812422893405, -2.057495713233948
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Opening Hours
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The museum is currently closed
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