if you are visiting goole, its well worth a nip down to the museum to kill about an hour, interesting local history museum, i took the kids on easter bank holiday and they did a easter egg hunt that they enjoyed, the museum is free which is great and you can take a trip on the barge/boat for a small... More

it was ok, but quite small, so not a full day out. All the staff very very nice & helpful though

A small museum on the canal side with plenty of interest, the history of the docks and life around them, and a cafe. You can hire boats for conferences and special events and they run a boat trip to explore Goole docks. Check there web site for more details www.waterwaysmuseum.org.uk

A well presented display of local history. Simple cafe with nice food. Make sure you go on a day when there is a boat tour of the docks, not to be missed.

very small not much to do .once seen is more than enough

just visited today with my wife, the venue was poorly signposted and once there the receptionist was very shy and unhelpful, staff seemed pre occupied ,very cold mannered ,displays inside are exellent, however the barges moored outside were not cleary sigposted to indicate which craft could be boarded etxc. dont bother visiting #this museum

Not the biggest museum in the world but it was fascinating nonetheless. Free entry always gets my vote although donations are welcome and we did contribute. This was my first visit to Goole, an interesting town about which I knew virtually nothing. The museum explained very well why Goole developed and gave lots of information about its maritime history. We... More

This museum is run by a charity whose priorities seem to be providing work for disadvantaged individuals and preserving the canal boats. There is a small purpose -build museum which is free, with a decent cafe serving good food at decent prices. The museum is small, and the artifacts are explained, albeit in rather a confusing way.You can go out... More