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    We are inside Stour Vale Mill, a beautiful Grade 2 listed building. The...
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    • BarbaraM480 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      Visited with a group of 46 prearranged. We were greeted by a whole team of ex carpet workers who showed us around and explained in detail, the museum, the history of carpet making in Kidderminster including it's rise and decline, and also were given live demonstrations on working hand and powered looms. Altogether a very informative visit, conducted around by such enthusiastic and knowledgeable group of dedicated volunteer guides.
    • RachelS45 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      Myself and my son visited this morning, the entrance is difficult to find as it's inside the entrance to Morrison's and I think it really could do with larger and far more prominent entrance signs .The cost is £4.50 per adult which initially I thought was a little expensive and perhaps a small concession could be made for those living in the Kidderminster area.which may attract more people through the doors.The museum it's self is interesting and there are plenty of interactive displays for adults and children alike,I would say about 3/4 to 1 hr is long enough to look round. The gift shop is lovely and the hand made items great value for money and would make lovely gifts .The staff are friendly and helpful and the museum is accessible to those with mobility difficulties.
    • rachelhD2446HS 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      A great morning spent at this brilliantly presented museum. Lots of lovely displays, trails, dressing up and hands on exhibits bringing history to life. Amazing to see the huge loom in operation. Friendly staff were very helpful and additional craft activities were on offer. 2 hours wasn't enough and we'll definitely be going back soon! Admission prices are great value and the shop's well stocked with traditional toys/games/activities.
    • Sahloff79 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      Fabulous museum detailing Kidderminster's 300+ year carpet heritage.There's a great mix of clear information boards and interactive exhibits. The latter are superb - working scale models, a computer projection feature that allows you to design your own carpet pattern and even a mini carpet testing laboratory! The numerous short films are also very well done.The museum is situated in the same building as Morrisons supermarket in the town centre. I was able to park for 2.5 hours for free which was the perfect amount of time to fully explore the museum. I thought the £4.50 fee was also great value.
    • Ilovetheseaside 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      I was so presently surprised by this place. It is so small but I learnt so much I was fascinated. How hard people used to work was a real eye opener! Loves the shop too you could buy lovely rugs at very reasonable prices. Staff were brilliant had time for everyone and did demonstrations. I loved it!
    • 94clives 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      for years this was planned before the funding came through to with the help of Morrisons put the plan into actionIf you like History this is a must about carpets and this area The factories are mostly gone now replaced with shopping /retail premises
    • littleliz999 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      This is my second review in a few short weeks! There is a really poignant and moving exhibition just opened about the history of the industry and people of Kidderminster during the time of the First World War. This is to tie in with the many events that have been happening this year to commemorate the 100 years that have past since the War began.Do go and see this very moving and beautifully presented exhibition. Each visit I see and discover more. We should be proud of our history and this museum really brings this to life.
    • Auntymar0 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      So interesting and well presented. Such enthusiastic and knowledgable volunteers you can spend certainly 2 hours or more here the exhibition captures the imagination and reminds you of the manufacturing skill we had in this country something to be very proud of! I now know the difference between a Wilton and Axminster carpet - I came away with a very attractive cushion made by the lovely Janet. We were lucky and had cake as it was the museums birthday a really memorable experience and there is every chance we will return
    • Provenceman2013 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      Thanks to a fascinating visit with my Rotarians friends we visited a great attraction at our door steps. Not being from originally from Kidderminster did not knew much about carpet, thanks to the enthusiastic volunteers there to explain all about it so passionately the 2 hours visit seems like 5 minutes,It was interesting of learning all about the history and origin of the carpet industry, the different looms seen working, selection of carpet designs, cloths, accessible to all age and needs.Worth a visit next time you come either for the Severn valley Railways or WM safari Park.
    • 933vincentv 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      At first I was unsure about the Museum of Carpet when I walked inside and stepped on hardwood floor, however, I had no idea about the magic that would await me. I have never, EVER, seen so much carpet. It was like I had carpet burn on my eyes. I just walked around in amazement. The staff were friendly and knew everything about carpet, and now I share their enthusiasm for it. I have travelled the world, visited Disneyland, spent new year's eve in Time Square, skywalked the Grand Canyon, swam with dolphines in the Maldives, and I can safely say that the Museum of Carpet is without doubt, the best experience I've had in my life. Since my last visit (my 4th), I have carpeted my entire house, inside and out. Beforehand, my neighbours never knew I existed, but now my house gets a lot of attention and I have received several compliments on my self-made carpet clothing. I love carpets... and ham.
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