Cogges Manor Farm Museum

In the kitchen you can sample home baking fresh from the kitchen range and talk to the 'Victorian maids' to find out about the history of the house and the people who lived here. There's plenty to keep the children happy too, from building models to dressing up and playing with Victorian games.

Everyone will enjoy meeting the animals in the farm yard, discovering the agricultural displays and visting the walled Victorian Kitchen garden, before going on a riverside walk and exploring the fields beyond.

The cafeteria in the old milking parlour, provides sandwiches, light lunches, drinks, home-made cakes and ice creams. You can also visit the well-stocked shop to buy books, postcards, gifts , free-range eggs from the farm and seasonal garden produce.

There are daily demonstrations of baking in the Victorian kitchen, handmilking and feeding the pigs, as well as buttermaking on most Sundays.

Facilities for Disabled - Car parking near entrance. Toilet for disabled people. Wheelchair bookable (subject to availability).