The Hereford Museum and Art Gallery is a museum of the history and customs of the town of Hereford. It is housed in a spectacular Victorian Gothic building. Since 1874 the museum has artifacts and works of art with a particular link with the territory. Although the exterior of the building has remained almost intact compared to how it was originally, both the museum and the gallery keep up with the times. Today the museum is full of interesting local stories with interactive elements for the whole family. The exhibitions organized here highlight the local culture of Herefordshire, its heritage in agriculture and manufacturing, the natural environment and its special place as a border county. The visitor can therefore see how life in this area has changed over the centuries. The objects on display are of various kinds and offer numerous points of curiosity. Here there is also a hive of live bees, a two-headed calf, a two-meter long fish, swords of all shapes and sizes and various elements of costume and fabrics.