The Time Machine

Very cool and understated treasure trove of costumes, props and memorabilia from UK science fiction legacy. Beautiful stuff stored in a labyrinth of display cases and plenty of Daleks too. Don't hesitate, get yourself along and take a brilliant trip down memory lane.

A vast treasure trove of Dr Who and other epic series, well worth a visit. I'm not posting all the photos so not to ruin people's enjoyment

Incredible place lots of good memorabilia and the man who owns and runs the place was very informative and helpful and gave me a free magazine. Definitely recommend going

Took my father in law here today for a birthday treat. He is a massive Dr who fan and thoroughly enjoyed every minute spent here. The host (sorry I didn't catch your name) was very knowledgeable and friendly , he clearly has a great deal of passion for this collection/museum. It is well worth the cost of admission and will leave a lasting memory for any true fan, thankyou from the guys from Newport 😁

Superb exhibition, with loads of great Dr Who stuff. Whole family, including 2 non Whovians enjoyed it. A great treasure chest.

Lots of original authentic props from classic and new who. Story behind each one. Also props from red dwarf, Thunderbirds and Items from WW2.

£10 entry but supports a local treasure trove.

Visited today, great place, lots of stuff there, not just Doctor who but some Red Dwarf, star wars and a few other bits and peices. Its an old building thats suits the exhibition, worth a visit.

I absolutely love this Museum. Just like the Tardis so much bigger than it looks from the outside and packed with Oodles of Dr Who props, costumes and memorabilia. But standby for action there's also great Gerry Anderson, Star Trek, Red Dwarf and Star Wars exhibits as well. For me though an original and probably only surviving Mechanoid is the star of the show. I'm so looking forward to my next visit in Time & Space...

A great place to visit for all sci-fi fans of Dr who, red dwarf and classic Gerry Anderson. Definitely worth a visit. The owner very welcoming and knowledgeable.

Great little museum full of very interesting stuff to do with Dr Who , Blake 7 and a lot of Gerry Anderson items .
Andy who owns it is a fantastic guy and always helpful and likes to chat about his collect in depth .
Well worth a visit , you will be surprised how much you can cram into a small space , and I'm not talking about the tardis

This place is nothing short of fantastic. I love Dr,who, jerry Anderson, and other si fi stuff. This is the place to go. Ralph the owner is just so charismatic, and loves talking about the exhibition. There's so much to look at. Unfortunately there is limited access. So not for wheelchairs, steep stairs and low ceiling beams.
You can view a brief walk around on you tube on my mix it monkey man channel.

Really enjoyed this unique experience it’s a must see if you enjoy DR Who and Gerry and Sylvia Anderson tv programmes but other memorabilia as well . Very quirky !

Hidden gem with a great collection of real screen used props. Owner was very knowledgeable and friendly. Loved the free magazine, lovely touch.

The Time Machine Museum has re-opened after the pandemic closure! The owner has looked after it well in the meantime. This is a charming little museum displaying carefully collected items, costumes and memorabilia relating to Dr Who, Gerry Anderson's Thunderbirds and Captain Scarlet, some items from Red Dwarf, Star Wars and Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and lots more besides. There are talking Daleks and a screeching Zygon!

It's a very small museum but jam-packed with interesting things to look at. You could combine it with the nearby Ralph Court Gardens, about a mile further north, for a longer day out.

The museum is right next to a small public pay & display car park, or there is a bigger one about quarter-half mile away (with free WC) next to the theatre. The museum itself is in the cellar of a very old building so unfortunately it is not wheelchair-accessible. Cash only. As well as admission, you can buy those little wheely Daleks and Dalek bubble bath.

a must for doctor who fans, have a few other pieces there for red dwarf, captain scarlet... fantastic collection... and enough daleks to start an invasion. 😋

Quirky Little Museum, well worth checking out if you are in the area or if you're not, has everything from a TARDIS to cybermen, lots of doctor who memorabilia from all eras, also has Gerry Anderson fireball xl5 to Thunderbirds, some star trek, star wars and red dwarf, but primarily doctor who. Cost £8.00 to get in so not that expensive, plenty of parking nearby.

Lovely little place, about 12 miles from Worcester. Lots of interesting items and descriptions. Daleks are my favourites.

Absolutely loved it here! So cool to see all of the props and outfits from the actual show. Would highly recommend!

A must for Dr who fans a private museum with unexpected props and a few other programmes props as well ,life on Mars,star wars.

Fantastic and eclectic collection of items, costumes, toys ephemera, photos from Dr Who, some Red Dwarf, Captain Scarlet, Blakes Seven, Stingray, Star Wars, and lots more. Most on in the numerous cellars (radiators and dehumidifiers to keep dry/safe). Well worth a visit as several Daleks, Police phone box, two K9s, etc etc. That close to Cyber men masks and mannequins and more = they really are scarey. Great place to spend an hour.