A Victorian Submarine Mining Establishment, repurposed.

Felixstowe Museum sits within a rare Victorian Submarine Mining Establishment, constructed in 1878 at Landguard Point. This unique building, potentially the last surviving purpose-built structure of its kind in the country, now houses fourteen galleries detailing Felixstowe's military and social history. Collections range from prehistoric mammoth teeth to modern amusement arcades, offering insights into the region’s ancient inhabitants, wartime heroes, and the town’s development as a seaside resort.

The museum building itself serves…