Open
Mon-Thurs 10.00-12.30 13.30-17.00
Sat 10.00-13.00 14.00-17.30
Sun 14.00-17.30
Closed
Fridays
Admission charges
Admission free
Description
Church Farmhouse Museum in Hendon is one of the oldest surviving dwelling houses in the borough of Barnet. It was built in about 1660 and was the centre of a busy dairy and hay making farm until the first half of this century. The house was opened as a local museum in 1955.
The museum has a furnished 1820s kitchen with adjoining laundry room, a bake oven, a huge fireplace and a stone flagged floor. The 1850s dining room has panelling from an earlier period and the rest of the house is full of interest, from the distinctive chimney to the unusual layout.
General Information
Brochure or leaflet available with directions to museum
Collections
Object identification and/or written enquiry service
Object study facilities available (enquire in advance)
Disability Access
General audio-guide available
Children and Families
Events and resources for children and families
General Education
Adult lectures and courses held
Education facilities available
General audio-guide available
Loan service
Member of staff available with responsibility for education
Schools Education
Direct teaching services for schools
Primary school education service available
Printed/audio-visual information available for schools
Secondary school education service available
Facilities
General audio-guide available
Object study facilities available (enquire in advance)
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