The tower and museum are located within Loughborough's beautiful Queens Park with car parks close by.
We open from Good Friday till 30th September; every day except Monday. 1pm till 4.30pm. Organized tours are welcome throughout the year outside normal opening hours.
The ground floor museum is free; adults pay £1.00 to access the upper floors, the bell chamber and the balcony with views across Loughborough and the Soar valley.
Children can access all areas free of charge but must be accompanied by an adult on the upper floors.
More information? Email: carillonmuseum@gmail.com or Tel: 01509 233754
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Entrance and Ground Floor
Here you will find a unique display of medals and other memorabilia.
A soldier's life saved by a Gillette razor and a deflected bullet.
During World War One Zeppelin raid two workers returned to the factory to turn off the lights.
1st Floor - The Yeomanry Room
Much of this room is dedicated to the Leicestershire Yeomanry and is dominated with a full sized model horse with a soldier in dress uniform.
Follow the story of Loughborough's very own 'War Horse' Songster who went to war with the Leicestershire Yeomanry in 1914 and despite the many horrors of war, returned to a life in Loughborough. He was a popular guest every year at the unit's camp until 1935.
2nd Floor - The Airborne Room
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