Exhibitions | Diss Museum

PERMANENT DISPLAYS

Explore the most popular exhibits on permanent display

The museum’s mid-Victorian doll’s house has a complex survival story

The Victorian pioneer of

photography, and son of Diss.

Wooden corn trader's stand from the Corn Hall in Diss.

This yarn winder on display in Diss Museum dates from the late 18th or early 19th century.

Large clock from demolished Diss Grammar School. Restored by the Old Dyssean Society.

Hurren's Tobacconist opened its doors in 1901 and served the residents of Diss until 1977.

The Stove came from Hall Hills House, Diss and was made by Diss Ironmonger, J. Aldrich, in around 1870

This 18th or 19th century sign belonged to the Beehive Pub on Denmark Street, Diss.