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Somerset Brick and Tile Museum

Join us for clay crafts, workshops and museum tours. Discover the story of brick and tile making at Somerset Brick and Tile Museum, at the heart of the Museum is one of the only traditional brick kilns to survive in southern England.

Events in this collection

  • Museum Tour  and Tile Demonstration - Heritage Open Day primary image

    Museum Tour and Tile Demonstration - Heritage Open Day

    Fri, Sep 18, 10:30 AM

    Free

  • Adult Clay Workshop: Ceramic Christmas Wreath primary image

    Adult Clay Workshop: Ceramic Christmas Wreath

    Sat, Oct 3, 9:30 AM

    From 0,00 $

  • Craft a white-clay Snowman at Somerset Brick and Tile Museum primary image

    Craft a white-clay Snowman at Somerset Brick and Tile Museum

    Tue, Oct 20, 10:00 AM

    From 0,00 $

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Organizer of Somerset Brick and Tile Museum
The South West Heritage Trust celebrates and protects the rich heritage of Somerset and Devon, helping everyone to enjoy it now and in the future. We bring together services previously provided by Somerset Council and Devon County Council, who remain our main funders.What We DoMuseumsWe run the widely-praised Museum of Somerset in Taunton, Somerset Rural Life Museum in Glastonbury, Avalon Archaeology in Shapwick, and the Brick and Tile Museum in Bridgwater. Together they tell the remarkable story of Somerset and the South West. We care for over 3 million museum objects ranging from outstanding geology and archaeology to textiles and fine art.Archives and Local StudiesWe hold the major written evidence for the history of Somerset and Devon. Our Archive and Local Studies Services have centres in Taunton, Exeter and Barnstaple where we care for 10 million archives dating from the 8th century to the present day. More than 350,000 printed reference works about Somerset and Devon are also held in the Local Studies collections. Together they are essential resources for anyone wanting to begin a journey through the history of the South West.Historic Environment and EstatesOur Historic Environment and Estates Service is responsible for over 400 acres of historic landscapes including Cothelstone Hill in the Quantock Hills and Deer Leap and Blackmoor Reserve in the Mendip Hills. The service also supports local authorities, partners and the public by offering planning-related advice and information on Somerset’s archaeology and built heritage.Our publishedStrategic Documentscan tell you more about our work and ambitions.