“Guildhall Museum is a famous historical building in Rochester upon Medway. The museum was established in 1687 and was one of the finest civic buildings of the 17th century in Kent. Guildhall Museum was initially set up to commemorate Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee in 1897. The museum's collections contain Rochester-related artefacts from prehistoric times to the present. The collections can also be accessed digitally in the museum gallery, so you can view short films of the key features of the displays. Guildhall Museum also holds 200,000-year-old archaeological artefacts which tourists can touch. The museum also provides educational sessions and tailored events for school children.”
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