A Fenland museum is offering people the chance to explore the architectural history of one of the area's market towns in a special one-day exhibition.
Explore the architectural history of Wisbech through original plans and drawings for some of its most iconic buildings at the exhibition in Wisbech and Fenland Museum today (Saturday).
Some of the plans on display are of buildings still standing, and others of fondly remembered shops, private houses, and institutions like Wisbech Workhouse, where many local people were born after it had been re-purposed as a hospital and nursing home and before it was demolished.
Visitors are welcome to browse through the architectural drawings and plans from 11am to 3pm.
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Usual Museum admission charges apply.
Adults with £5 annual pass, which gives free admission for a year; all children under 16 enter free.
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