Our new Arddangosfa Mynachlog Fawr Exhibition opened to the public on Saturday 31st July 2021

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The exhibition includes a carefully selected collection of items found in the farmhouse and outbuildings to give visitors a insight into the lives of those who used to live here. From tools which show the hard manual work which happened on farm before electricity, to letters and documents which tell the story of family life, and even a few objects connected with superstition and the warding off of evil, there will be lots to explore!

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Within our exhibition visitors will can time travel using our virtual reconstruction of the site in 1238 and 1947 created by Virtual Histories. Meet the characters and explore the buildings through all four seasons, seeing how life was lived on the farm. 

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Also within our beautifully restored historic building are sofas to sit and relax in front of the old fireplace, enjoy a cup of tea or coffee, and browse our selection of reference books, magazines and second hand books. 

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Come and visit our free exhibition Wednesday to Saturday 11-4.

Come and visit us Wednesday to Saturday from 11am - 4pm

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• Explore our fascinating objects to delve into the history of the Arch family and life in rural Ceredigion 

• Have fun with a variety of children's activities and quizzes

• Meet the characters and explore the buildings through all four seasons, seeing how life was lived on the farm using our digital reconstruction of the site in 1238 and 1947. 

• Relax on the sofas in front of the fire and enjoy our beautifully restored grade II listed building

• Enjoy a cup of tea from our machine, or bring your own thermos

• Take a break from your walk or cycle and enjoy your lunch on our bench outside

Monday: Closed

Tuesday: Closed

Wednesday: 11am-4pm

Thursday: 11am-4pm

Friday: 11am - 4pm

Saturday: 11am - 4pm

Sunday: Closed

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Our exhibition is accessible for wheelchair users and pushchairs.

There is parking less than 50 metres from the exhibition, in addition to a drop off space directly outside. There are no steps to enter the exhibition, just a gentle slope. Inside the exhibition the floor is uneven, but wheelchairs and pushchairs can navigate on it.