Rural Life Centre - things to do and places of interest in Farnham, Surrey

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Rural Life Centre Old Kiln Museum Reeds Road, Tilford Farnham Surrey GU10 2DL Click for map Telephone 01252 795571 Fax 01252 795571 Email: info@rural-life.org.uk Website: www.rural-life.org.uk guide to symbols Rural Life Centre The Rural Life Centre is a museum of village life founded by Madge and Henry Jackson in 1973. Since that time it has grown to occupy ten acres of field and woodland and the collection of around 40,000 artifacts is now housed in purpose built and reconstructed historic rural displays. The displays reflect the dramatic changes in country living during the years between 1800 and 1960. Many aspects of the life are shown in individual settings. The Old Kiln Light Railway, operated by a group of volunteers who have collected and preserved rolling stock and diesel and steam locomotives, is of particular interest to railway enthusiasts. The line is in operation on Sundays and bank holidays to provide rides for children of all ages! Opening Times March to October, Wednesday to Sunday & Bank Holidays, 10am to 5pm. Winter: Wednesdays & Sundays only, 11am to 4pm. Admission Adults £6.00, Children (5-16) £4.00, Family £18, OAPs £5.00.