It gives a fascinating picture of days long gone with its primitive domestic machinery, penny-farthing bicycles and royal memorabilia.

he cellars of the railway station are packed with the lifetime acquisitions of a man who had a taste for the beautiful, the old, and the amusing things our forefathers were making. It is a fascinating mixture of bygones and real treasure. The apothecary's shop, for example, is complete with Victorian gothic mahogany furniture, apothecary jars with their original contents; and, standing in the same room, an extensive collection of cameras, Magic Lanterns and photographic paraphernalia, all rubbing shoulders with a macabre-looking dentist surgery in one corner and an old cut-throat barber's shop in the other.

ntrance to the Museum is R5 per person.