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28 Fore Street, TA21 8AQ, Wellington
Wellington gave its name to the famous ‘Iron Duke’, victor at the Battle of Waterloo, and the 175ft monument built on the Blackdowns was erected in his honour.
The town’s growth and prosperity date back to the 18th century when the Fox family started to build their integrated woollen mill.
Today visitors can visit the Wellington Museum to discover more about the historic town. Wellington Park is an important example of late Victorian design and has been awarded Green Heritage status. The town’s Wellesley Cinema also reflects the past, having been designed in the 1930s. Wellington is also well known for its food with various events and initiatives to celebrate the best in local food and drink.
Wellington is an excellent self-contained local shopping centre with a fine choice of independent retailers.
Monday 8th April to 28th September 2019 Monday to Friday 10am to 4pm Saturday 10am to 1pm Closed Bank Holidays 30th September to 2nd November 2019 Monday to Friday 11am to 3pm Saturday 10am to 1pm
9th November to 30th November 2019
Saturday only 10am to 1pm
Wellington Town Centre 28 Fore StreetWellingtonSomersetTA21 8AQ
T: 07971242904
E: info@wellingtonmuseum.org.uk
W: wellingtonmuseum.org.uk
A working water mill, journey on a steam railway, beautiful gardens, historic cider farm or circular walks around unspoilt, peaceful villages: all these and more are on offer as you set out to explore this fascinating area....
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