The Ruddington Village Museum occupies part of St. Peter's Rooms, the former Ruddington Infant and Girls School. The Museum is run by a small group of enthusiastic volunteers who act as curators, conservators and guides. The collection has grown over the past 30 years by the acquisition of material of local significance. Donations continue to be accepted to fill gaps in the collection.

The permanent display explores Edwardian Ruddington through a series of reconstructed shops: Mick's Fish and Chip Shop, Cobbler, Ironmonger, Pharmacist and Toy Shop. There is also a schoolroom, telephone exchange and a collection of farm implements.

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The Village Museum is a members of Nottinghamshire Independent Museums Forum
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