Re-created shop frontages depicting a street in St Peter Port between 1940 - 1945. Many orginal artifacts on on display making this a truly unique area of the museum.
Museum dedicated to the Nazi occupation of Guernsey with diverse artifacts, reproductions & a cafe.
The German Occupation Museum is located on the small island of Guernsey in the Channel Islands and is owned and operated by Richard Heaume. It all began when Richard the schoolboy began collecting spent bullets in the local fields after the plough had gone by. In June 1966 Richard`s parents allowed him to use the cottage opposite their house to display his collection, bit-by-bit, purpose-built extensions to the small farming cottage, starting in 1976 with the transport corridor and tea room, in 1987 with the superb Occupation Street, and more recently in 2001 a further small extension housing a thought-provoking prison with information about the islands deportees and the tragic story of the Jewess taken away to the Nazi's Auschwitz concentration camp. The museum is now an extensive collection of original Occupation items and documents including many extremely rare pieces.
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There are not accessible toilets within this venue designated for public use.
Latest Reviews
I wanted so much to go into this museum but was not suitable for disabled but the gentleman on the desk apologised for this. Toilets were upstairs as well. So its very difficult for wheelchair users. Hard to navigate around the museum because of being disabled but fortunately it was a quiet time of day and people were there to help. Not the easiest museum to visit with a disabled person in tow. Overall not much disabled friendly.