British Lawnmower Museum

British Lawnmower Museum
Location	106-114 Shakespeare Street, Southport PR8 5AJ
Website	British Lawnmower Museum

The British Lawnmower Museum is a museum on lawnmowers in Southport, Merseyside, northern England.^[1]

The museum has over 300 restored exhibits of garden machinery covering development over the last 200 years.^[2] Lawnmowers on show include that of Prince Charles and Princess Diana.^{[citation (source) needed]} The museum has its own workshops that restore lawnmowers for the collection and on behalf of others around the world.^[3] The collection includes patents and blueprints dating from 1799.

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Gallery[]

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References[]

↑ British Lawnmower Museum, Southport, Culture24, UK.
↑ British Lawnmower Museum, Liverpool and Merseyside Tourist Information, UK.
↑ Museum Profile, British Lawnmower Museum, UK.

External links[]

British Lawnmower Museum website

Coordinates: 53°38′22″N 3°00′18″W / 53.639381°N 3.004895°W / 53.639381; -3.004895

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United Kingdom (Public bodies)	Abbeydale Industrial Hamlet - Abbey Pumping Station - Beamish Open Air Museum - Bradford Industrial Museum - Chatham Historic Dockyard - Coventry Transport Museum - Glasgow Transport Museum - Kelham Island Museum - Leeds Industrial Museum - Milestones Museum - Museum of East Anglian Life - Museum of Science and Industry in Manchester - National Coal Mining Museum for England(NCMM) - Snibston Discovery Park - Summerlee Industrial Museum - The Museum of Lincolnshire Life - The Science Museum - The Science Museum at Wroughton - Wollaton Hall Industrial Museum

United Kingdom (Privately run)	Anson Engine Museum - Barleylands Farming Museum - Bolton Steam Museum - Bressingham Steam Museum - Brooklands Museum - The British Commercial Vehicle Museum - Cars of the Stars Motor Museum - Charles Burrell Museum - Claymills Pumping Station - Dingles Fairground Heritage Centre - Donington Grand Prix Exhibition - Grampian Transport Museum- Haynes Motor Museum -Heritage Motor Centre, Gaydon - Hollycombe Steam collection - Internal Fire Museum - Lincolnshire Road Transport Museum - The Long Shop Museum(Garrett's) - Museum of Museums - Manchester(MOM) - The Museum of Power in Wales - Museum of Power - Essex - Museum of Transport in Manchester - National Cycle Collection - National Motorcycle Museum (UK) - National Motor Museum, Beaulieu - Nottingham Transport Heritage Centre - Northwest Museum of Road Transport - Oxford Bus Museum - Rushden Transport Museum - Scarborough Fair Collection - Shuttleworth Collection - Strumpshaw Hall Steam Museum - South Yorkshire Transport Museum - The Transport Museum - Wythall(Birmingham) - Thinktank, Birmingham - Thursford Steam Museum - The Vintage Excavator Trust in Cumbria - Vintage Vehicles Shildon - The Waterworks Museum - Hereford - Wheal Martyn Clay Mining Museum

European	Retromachines(France) - Scania Museum(Sweden) - Volvo Museum(Sweden)

America	Hays Antique Truck Museum - HCEA - Heidrick Agricultural History Center (Woodland, California) - Henry Ford Museum - National Construction Equipment Museum - Lester F. Larsen Tractor Museum in Nebraska - add others here

Australia	Booleroo Steam & Traction Preservation Society Museum - Dardanup Heritage Park, Western Australia - Hugh Manning Museum, Australia - Pioneer Settlement Museum, Australia - Tracmach Museum in Australia

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Defunct Museums	Museum of Science & Industry Birmingham(England)

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