Where else can you find a needle in a haystack, man traps and laying out boards for the dead? These are just a few of the unusual, not to mention downright bizarre items you can see in the Farming Museum at Normanby Hall.

The Farming Museum is a fascinating microcosm of North Lincolnshire's rural past. Large scale agricultural machinery like binders and reapers are on display here. But you'll also find smaller items like fiddle drills and carding machines for horse hair.

You can discover how people lived in the re-creation of a farm worker's kitchen, and see among many other displays, a wheelwright and coffin maker's workshop, a blacksmiths and a saddlers.

Our knowledgeable and friendly staff are always on hand to give additional information and guided tours.

The Farming Museum is fully accessible to all visitors.

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(access to the hall and farming museum is restricted after 26 september)

• 10.30am to 4.30pm - ticket booth opens and admission prices commence
• 1pm to 5pm until 27 September - Regency Hall is open to the public (last admission 4.30pm)
• 1pm to 5pm until 27 September - farming museum is open to the public (last admission 4.30pm)
• Park open until dusk
• Walled garden, cafe and gift shop open - 10.30am to 5pm (during the winter, the cafe closes at 3.30pm. The hall and farming museum closes at the end of September and re-opens end of March 2010).