Covering the history of the New Forest from pre-Norman times, through William the Conqueror’s royal hunting ground and William Rufus’s death, right up to more modern times and the Forest during WW2.

There are lots of notable figures such as Alice Lisle, the ‘Alice’ of the Lewis Carroll stories, and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. The flora and fauna of the Forest are talked about as are the railways, literature references, the New Forest dialect, plus the Autumn drift.

Tickets: £6.00

Access Provision

Step-free access, Inclusive toilet facilities, Blue badge parking, Clear pathways (aisles/space wide enough for wheelchairs, mobility scooter, double buggies and prams), Support workers/Guides/Disability trained staff, Assistance dogs allowed