The servants of Stratford Park Mansion can offer children a unique tour of the house and allow the children to work at some of the chores that servants would have had to carry out

Betty Hill is a handloom weaver from the 1830's whilst Peter Playne is a mill owner. Created in conjunction with Stroudwater Textile Trust the characters contrast the life of weaving families

The inventor of the Dursley Pedersen Bicycle explains about the changes brought about by bicycles, his life, his work and his unique bicycle

Peter Drinkwater - Apothecary (1803)

Peter Drinkwater offers his suggestions for herbal cures for a range of illnesses from nettle rash and swollen faces to the wind. He also offers cures for animals as well as people.

Nurse Harmer explains about the dangers of smallpox, the work of Mr. Jenner and the need for mass vaccination to protect people against illnesses

Harry Jackson runs through different drills that are necessary in times of war, explains about gas masks, the Blitz and air raid shelters. He also looks at the need for rationing and "digging for victory".