A metal sculpture showing two rather nice cranes, by the side of the canal, just outside the Powysland Museum.

This hoard of Roman coins, consisting of 4,854 coins from between AD 238 and AD 274,lay undiscovered in a Welsh field for 1,800 years and are now on display in the Powysland Museum. The ceramic pot in which they were buried is also shown.

Roman coins which have been conserved and classified within the context of the relevant emperors. This was probably a time of considerable political and economic unrest and the coins may have been buried for safekeeping with the intention of returning for them in the future.

Typical utensils and equipment used in a Victorian kitchen including a rather fine cast iron range at the back.

The large copper vessel is a Dutch Oven and Bottle Jack. The Dutch Oven was placed in front of a fire and cooked the roast inside more quickly.