The Victorians were obsessed with pills and potions to cure every ache and pain. The
chemist contains many amusing artefacts such as the Victorian Vibrator to cure flu, insomnia
and other ailments.
| Born in 1819 at Kensington Palace, Victoria Alexandra makes a personal appearance at Yesterday's World. The life sized moving figure gives a detailed speech about what life was like at the time of her reign. Also on display in her throne room are clothes worn by Queen Victoria, letters written by Queen Elizabeth about her romance with Prince Philip and lots of other regal memorabilia. |
The Victorians were obsessed with pills and potions
to cure every ache and pain. The
chemist contains many amusing artefacts such as the Victorian Vibrator
to cure flu, insomnia
and other ailments.
The Toy Shop contains many fine examples of dolls and toys spanning the late 19th and 20th centuries, for boys and girls alike. |
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A 1950s hairdressers, complete with Marcel wave machine.