A loom in the home
A large piece of equipment changes the way you look at a living space. Notice how much room it takes up and how other functions fit around it. The house makes the link between living and working tangible.
From thread to cloth
A weaving or spinning demonstration helps you tell the different actions apart. Ask what exactly you are seeing and which step comes before it. Then look at a piece of textile again: its structure becomes more recognisable once you have followed how it is made.
A narrow entrance
The building has high thresholds and a narrow corridor. Only a narrow wheelchair with assistance can access the ground floor, to a limited extent; discuss this in advance. Admission is free, but card payment is not available for a voluntary contribution.
Before you go
Allow for thresholds and narrow passages, and arrange demonstrations outside the normal hours in advance.
Sources
This information has been compiled from public sources. Not everything has been confirmed by the museum itself; please check opening hours and prices on the museum's website.