What you'll hear inside Number 29 Museum House:

• 1
  Basement: Kitchen, Pantry and Housekeeper's Room

  The basement of Number 29 contains the working quarters of the household: a spacious kitchen, pantry and housekeeper's room.

• 2
  Main Hall of Social Events

  Located on the first floor, this principal reception room was the grandest and most socially significant space in the house.

• 3
  Lady's Dressing Room ('The Angry Room')

  The Lady's Dressing Room, popularly known as the 'Room of Huffs', occupies the first floor of the house.

• 4
  Master Bedroom

  The master bedroom is one of the house's most distinctive rooms, blending everyday household items with artefacts that illuminate early 19th-century domestic life.

• 5
  Governess Room

  The Governess's Room is a spartan chamber situated on the top floor of the building, presenting a stark contrast to the opulent main bedroom.

• 6
  Children's Room with Dolls' Houses

  Located on the top floor in the attic, the Children's Room houses an impressive collection of period toys, including two beautifully furnished dollhouses.