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The Elizabethan MuseumTotnes experienced its heyday in the Elizabethan era when the town served as a thriving river port. The Totnes Elizabethan Museum is a fitting tribute to the town and its history. The exhibition itself is located within an Elizabethan building which was built for a wealthy, local merchant, Walter Kellond. As well as finding out more about Totnes and its past, you'll learn more about its residents such as Charles Babbage (1791-1871) who invented the 'analytical engine' an early version of the computer. You'll also find out more about other locals such as Sir Walter Raleigh and more general information on the history of Devon throughout the ages.Location Address: The Elizabethan Museum, 70 Fore Street Postcode: TQ95RU [Street Map] Town/City: Totnes County: Devon Phone: 0180 863821 Admission Adults: £1.50 Children: £0.50 |
 
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