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Plans are in place to transform the Poole Museums estate creating a major cultural quayside heritage attraction for tourists and local people. Poole Museum’s important historic buildings will be conserved and opened up for more people to enjoy, more of the time. We will create new maritime displays with the community - volunteers, local people and visitors will all contribute to and become part of a shared history of Poole.
Plans will improve the visitor experience as well as revitalising the Lower High Street and Quay, increasing visitors to museum and local area. With the support of funders and the public we can transform the Poole Museum estate and create a vibrant cultural quarter that brings to life the Lower High Street and Quayside.
What is changing
Plans are in place to transform the Poole Museums estate creating a major cultural quayside heritage attraction for tourists and local people. Poole Museum’s important historic buildings will be conserved and opened up for more people to enjoy, more of the time. We will create new maritime displays with the community - volunteers, local people and visitors will all contribute to and become part of a shared history of Poole.
Plans will improve the visitor experience as well as revitalising the Lower High Street and Quay, increasing visitors to museum and local area. With the support of funders and the public we can transform the Poole Museum estate and create a vibrant cultural quarter that brings to life the Lower High Street and Quayside.
