Museum of Timekeeping

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Please note that due to general Museum operations or group tours and because we are a small team we may not be able to take your call or reply to your enquiry immediately but will aim to respond to you as quickly as we can.

info@museumoftimekeeping.org.uk

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+44 (0)1636 817 601

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Museum of Timekeeping,
Upton Hall,
Upton,
Newark-on-Trent,
NOTTS
NG23 5TEG

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Museum of Timekeeping

2 weeks ago

Museum of Timekeeping
‼️IMPORTANT NOTICE‼️Due to unforeseen circumstances, we will be closed this Friday, 26th June. We will be open again as normal next Friday, 3rd July. We apologise for any inconvenience caused. ... See MoreSee Less

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3 weeks ago

Museum of Timekeeping
THIS SUNDAY, 21st JUNE, 10:30-15:30This June 21st (Father’s Day) we are opening our doors on a Sunday to showcase our extensive range of clocks and timepieces, alongside our renowned library and archive. If you’re at a loss for what to do for the special day - why not bring him and the family along? With a range of new exhibits for this year, such as our James Scott Bowerbank exhibit, who was a close friend of Charles Darwin there is something for history, science, and horology fans alike. As well as other featured exhibits such as Old Oily (as seen on BBC’s ‘The Repair Shop’), a clock made by Founding Father Benjamin Franklin, or a watch that belonged to Captain Robert Scott, a British explorer who led two expeditions to the Antarctic regions. All of this in the beautiful Upton Hall, a Grade II listed building which was built by Nottingham banker, Thomas Wright, and designed by architect William Donthorne. #nottingham #thingstodoinnottingham #museum #fathersday ... See MoreSee Less

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Your journey through the fascinating world of timekeeping is important to us. Whether you have questions about our unique exhibits, need assistance with planning your visit, or want to share your experiences and feedback, we are here to help.

We greatly appreciate your feedback at the Museum of Timekeeping. Your insights and experiences are vital in guiding our efforts to offer an educational and engaging journey through the history of timekeeping. Whether you have suggestions, compliments or concerns, we are eager to hear from you. Your input not only aids us in refining our exhibits and services but also in creating unforgettable moments for each visitor.

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