Modern Inspired Displays in Isle of Wight Museums

The Isle of Wight in the United Kingdom is a place where rich culture and heritage is carefully preserved and treasured. The island has many landmarks and structures that tell the story of Isle of Wight in the form of exhibits and displays. The museums in Isle of Wight are great venues where you see the richness of this island. Although the displays are ancient and old, the manner of presentation is modernized. They are displayed in modern racks and frames along with other hi-tech gadgets and devices. Here are some of the modern-inspired museums that you can visit while enjoying your stay in your holiday cottages. Holiday cottages are very convenient because most of these museums are near them. Isle of Wight holiday cottages are safe, comfortable, and luxurious and have high end furnishings and amenities to serve their guests.

Museum of Island History

Bring the entire family and head straight to the Museum of Island History. Situated at Guildhall in Newport, just near the cottages, the place is filled with historical items all displayed through the use of modern technology and displays. The name depicts what you will see inside the museum. You will be transported back in time as you see the history of the island all under one roof. The museum is divided into three sections: 'Always an Island', 'Taming the Island' and 'Peopling the Island'. You will learn how fossilisation takes place and get to touch real fossils. Exhibits and displays about the island's history are lined up in the walls. Every section shows one how it was like living in the ancient Isle of Wight. The learning and viewing process is made equally fun with the presence of microscopes, hands-on exhibits, and touch screen computers. The public can take a look inside the Museum of Island History all year round from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Military Museum

Another landmark that has shows a rich historical background yet is exhibited in a modern way is the Military Museum. Located in Newport Road, Cowes, near many Isle of Wight cottages, the place is where the World War II Military Barracks used to stand. The items and stuff in the museum are displayed in moving racks and holders. There is a wide collection of WWII and post war tanks which are still functional. They also have on display the armoured car, Saracen that you can actually ride on. There is also a gift shop where you can purchase one-of-a-kind military-related collectibles and souvenirs that you can keep for yourself or otherwise give away to your loved ones and friends who are left back home. This is one of the most visited sites in town which you must go to.

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