Poole Museum   Description Poole Museum is housed in an 18th century harbour warehouse and tells the story of Poole from prehistory to the 21st Century. At the start of the museum and on public display for the first time is the Poole Logboat, discovered in Poole harbour in 1964, it is one of the largest surviving logboats in the UK and dates to about 295 BC. The museum also has an excellent collection of Poole Pottery, probably the largest on public display.     Open All year Daily, Mon to Sat 10am - 5pm, Sun 12 noon to 5pm (In winter the museum is closes at 4pm and is not open on Mon)     Prices     Contact 4 High St, Poole BH15 1BW Tel:01202 262600 Email Website Streetmap     More pictures The Poole Logboat, c295BC discovered in Poole harbour in 1964.     Directions Next to Poole Quay.     Parking Quay Visitors Multi-Storey car park in Castle Street. Streetmap     Refreshments There is a drinks machine in the visitor lounge on the top floor.     Accessibility Fully accessible to visitors with disabilities.     More info Attached to the museum building, in the medieval town cellars, is the Local history centre, where visitors can look at archives and resources covering the history of Poole.