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We hope your visit will re-kindle fond memories of your childhood days, as
you recognise toys you once owned.

Even Daleks visit the Castle!
This is the largest privately-owned toy museum in Europe with over 80,000
individual items of mixed antiquity on display, housed within an area of
7,000 sq ft. The artefacts range from the late Victorian era right
through to the 1990's, and are based on the collection of one man who
started in 1946 by buying a Hornby train set with his pocket money.

Over the years, a huge range of toys, games and books have been bought
from all corners of the world, enabling the visitor to see toys that may
otherwise have been lost to public gaze.

Unusual sighting of
Yoda
with a Stormtrooper
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This collection covers many different aspects of toys through the ages,
revealing the culture, fashions and technological developments of this and
other countries. Toys and play are an integral part of childhood and
provide the stimulus necessary for future development.

Princess Diana's bicycle
There is also a display of film, theatre and rock 'n' roll memorabilia and a
large collection of vintage slot machines.
Another popular feature at the museum is the Golden Jubilee exhibition
featuring a stunning collection of replica crown jewels, as well as other
royal memorabilia.

The House on the Hill Toy Museum first opened its doors to
the public in 1991 and was created to provide a nostalgic and evocative
encounter with toys that people of all ages enjoyed during their formative
years.
Some of the things you can see at the museum:
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Dolls and Dolls' Houses
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Barbie and Sindy
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TV and Film Related Toys
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Puppets and Tin Toys
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Trains and Lead Toys
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Space and Military Toys
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Teddy Bears
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Novelty Toys and Tins
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Books, Games & Annuals
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Coin-Operated Machines Of Yesteryear
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Die-Cast Toys
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Golden Jubilee Exhibition
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Princess Diana's Bicycle
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Rock 'N' Roll Memorabilia
ADMISSION PRICES INCLUDE:
MOUNTFITCHET
CASTLE AND
THE DINOSAUR ENCOUNTER
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