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Heroines through history – Cheddar and beyond

Discover the unsung women of Cheddar’s past

Ahead of this year’s International Women’s History Month, we have been finding out more about the role that women have played throughout Cheddar’s past.

We’ll be celebrating the women of the Gough family, those ladies who were involved in charity and community work in the village, and as a profession that’s so important to Cheddar, you’ll be able to learn about female trailblazing female archaeologists, including one who has spent the last 10 years analysing bones and artefacts found in Gough’s Cave.

There are lots of interesting stories and characters that we are excited to share with you, as well as activities to keep the children entertained. Interested in archaeology? Have a go at finding fossils in our dig boxes. What to experience what it was like living at the time of the Gough Family? Take part in some Victorian dress up. There’s plenty of fun to be had for the whole family! Don’t forget, dogs are always welcome!

Location: Museum of Pre-History
Times: Activities run from 11am-3pm
Prices: Included in the Day Ticket
Dates: February Half-Term (11-18th Feb); weekends through March

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