Welcoming staff, smiling, and brimming with helpful information .... Niel was the perfect entryway host for this charming museum. So much to see please allow ample time to expore. A real treasure for Bexhill-on-Sea

What a lovely town museum, the volunteers were very helpful friendly and enthusiastic, as well as knowledgeable. The museum it self has a wide selection of historical works including a wonderful collection of clothing throughout the ages. There is a transport section that has a wonderful N gauge snow layout and a OO gauge which belonged to Eddie Izzards family. Well worth a visit.

This is a really well presented and varied museum. The exhibits include a range of objects to illustrate the history of Bexhill and its people, as well as larger individual exhibits such as the model railway layouts and the racing cars. In addition, there is a large gallery of textile items illustrating fashion and clothing over the last 250 years. The volunteer staff were incredibly friendly and helpful without you feeling pounced upon, and allowed you to wander and explore on your own whilst being very willing to chat about the exhibits in a knowledgeable and informative way. We spent over an hour wandering around and could have stayed longer if we had more time.

What a lovely museum.There are many varied displays to look at and the staff, many of whom are volunteers, are very knowledgeable and helpful. The Izzard family trainsets are wonderful and have buttons to press - which appeals to both old and young.My husband and I visited for the princely sum of £2.50 each (old wrinklies rate) and it would have been a bargain at twice the price. An ideal way to spend a morning or afternoon at Bexhill. As the museum backs onto Egerton Park you could even make a day of it.The parking on Bexhill seafront is only £2 for 10 hours (8am to 6pm) so all in all it's a bit of a bargain.

We spent a very enjoyable morning at Bexhill Museum. Bexhill has a fascinating - and sometimes surprising - history encapsulating British history from colonialism, to the massification of leisure and the rise and fall (and rise again?) of the British seaside. It covers sporting history, history of the railways, the role Bexhill played in popularising blues music and more! The staff and very helpful and knowledgable too. Well worth a visit and you will definitely discover things you never knew including the original plans for the De La Warr Pavilion… I urge you to go!

Excellent Tardis of artefacts. From what appears outside to be a very small establishment once you enter, all becomes clear how large the premises actually is. A very interesting establishment containing everything from world record breaking land vehicles and steam powered cars, to Egyptian artefacts, dinosaur footprints, a stunning mineral collection, 2 fabulous train sets owned by (Suzie) Eddie Izzard, a wonderful history of how the museum was created amongst an array of other exhibits, if one is lucky, they can even have a personal guided tour by the very informative and helpful Gordon. We'll worth a visit

A charming museum, with helpful staff. We had to look around separately as we were not permitted to walk around together with our dog. The artefacts on display are many and extremely varied. My favourite part was the clothing/costume display and also Eddie Izzard’s childhood train set. The miniature town of Bexhill under snow, during war time was phenomenal too. I liked the interactive buttons to see the trains, trams & church bells working. Well worth a visit to this fabulous museum.

This small local museum is staffed by volunteers who are very knowledgeable about the exhibits. I liked especially the snow covered model of the town and seeing the little tram and train run on the tracks. The costume gallery is also a delight.

Loved our visit. Elva car of National interest with local connections in abundance. Shipwreck history, Costumery, miniature railway with Izzard family connections, Spike Milligan and his wartime exploits in Bexhill area. There's More! Knowledgeable and helpful staff. Thank you.

Went to Bexhill Museum today what a find, if you are near the area this is a must to visit. There are so many volunteers who speak to you as you walk round telling you so many facts about artefacts at the museum, so very interesting. A gentleman volunteer spoke to us in depth about the Trainset which was gifted by Izzy Izard, it shows Bexhill town in miniature and the gentleman knew so many wonderful stories from WW2 about the history of the area, it made our day. Would 100% recommend visiting here.