“Port Sunlight Museum tells the story of William Lever's vision to create a village for the workers at his Sunlight Soap factory in Wirral, UK. The museum is a 19th-century model village for factory workers, set within parkland, featuring a museum on its history and a tea room. Port Sunlight Museum is packed with nostalgia, featuring displays of vintage soap packaging and highlights like Ringo Starr's first performance with the Beatles in the village in 1962. Visitors can explore the village's development over the years, focusing on working and living conditions and its charming architecture. Visitors can step inside a worker's cottage to experience everyday life in Edwardian times and explore the recreated home of the Carr family, long-time tenants who worked in the Lever Brothers factory. The museum offers guided walking tours as well.”
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