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<\/a>Gloucester Folk Museum<\/p><\/div>\n
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<\/a>One of the displays at the entrance<\/p><\/div>\n
<\/a>More retro house appliances – fridge and 2 washing machines<\/p><\/div>\n
More household cleaning aids<\/p><\/div>\n The carved wooden dog from a demolished pub. It was found by chance a few years ago.<\/p><\/div>\n Jemmy Wood a famous Gloucester identity. \u00a0See next photo.<\/p><\/div>\n Information about Jemmy Wood. The sad story\u00a0is that a similar thing\u00a0happened following the death of a Vick great great aunt who left a very sizable estate in Brisbane which was \u00a0discussed in court 50 years later and long after her heirs had died.<\/p><\/div>\n Part of an exhibit on World War 2. \u00a0The booklet is about identifying bombs. Gas masks were adapted to encourage young children to wear them.<\/p><\/div>\n Part of the top floor used to be a pin factory<\/p><\/div>\n Painting of how it was<\/p><\/div>\n Information about painting and pin manufacture<\/p><\/div>\n The forge used in manufacture of pins<\/p><\/div>\n Information about pin making processes – more than you’d imagine<\/p><\/div>\n Photo of painting showing use of pin heading machine at home<\/p><\/div>\n Information about use of pin heading machine<\/p><\/div>\n Example of a pin heading machine<\/p><\/div>\n Tudor style mattress. \u00a0One room was partly styled as \u00a0a Tudor bedroom with the bed being an example of one where the mattress was held up by ropes, which may or may not be the origin of \u00a0the expression, “good night, sleep tight” .<\/p><\/div>\n Fergus the horse having a feed after working<\/p><\/div>\n Fergus harnessed and pulling a mill stone which ran over apples crushing them into liquid. Gloucestershire used to be known for its orchards and cider making.<\/p><\/div>\n Human powered methods of crushing apples. \u00a0Visitors were offered a taste of the\u00a0apple juice and it tasted pretty good.<\/p><\/div>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/a><\/a><\/a><\/a><\/a><\/a><\/a><\/a><\/a><\/a><\/a><\/a><\/a><\/a><\/a><\/a><\/p>\n<\/a>