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The marble museum devon.
This list of museums in devon england contains museums which are defined for this context as institutions including nonprofit organizations government entities and private businesses that collect and care for objects of cultural artistic scientific or historical interest and make their collections or related exhibits available for public viewing.
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House of marbles is a glass museum and works a pottery museum a toy museum and a marble museum near bovey tracey in devon.
Visit us in devon house of marbles bovey tracey.
Glassworks teign valley glass.
What you may not know is that our headquarters is also open to the public in devon england.
All reviews glass blowing marble runs glass making play area marble museum rainy day gift shop all ages free entry couple of hours glass works well worth a visit great place to visit glass items lovely shop.
Watch the glass blowers at work in the teign valley glass studios as they produce huge victorian replica marbles.
The devon marble display uncovers some of the history of this raw material and the marble industry a story that is often missing from the history books.
Set in an historic pottery works just outside dartmoor national park this attraction has four museum exhibitions to view which are all free to enter.
Devon guild of craftsmen 262 14 min.
The tap bottle shop.
Museums games gardens.
Restaurant the old pottery.
House of marbles is a a manufacturer and distributor of classic toys games of course marbles.
Bovey tracey heritage centre 19 15 min.
Trade wholesale customers.
The sedgwick museum in cambridge holds 26 polished devon marble specimens.
Today we have a large trade and retail presence with our headquarters and visitor site in devon england.
It is worth keeping an eye out for the 19th c application of the beautiful devon marble in cathedrals churches and buildings even outside of devon.
This helped to promote the britishness of the marble in buildings.