Scaplen's Court Museum   Description Scaplen's Court is a mediaeval domestic building that has undergone many changes over the centuries. Known as the 'George Inn' in the Civil War, the old stone fireplaces have many initials and dates scratched in, probably left by the troops that may have occupied the building. With the help from local volunteers, the Tudor Herb and Physic Garden was restored in 2001. Today the building is used as a "hands-on" education service for schools and colleges, but during August it is open to the public and well worth a visit.     Open Only open in August Daily, 10am - 5pm (Sun 12 noon - 5pm)     Prices     Contact High Street, Poole BH15 1BW Tel:01202 262600 Email Website Streetmap     More pictures     Directions Follow signs to Poole Quay, the museum is just a few yards from the quay and next door to Poole museum. Streetmap   Parking There is a Multi-Storey car park in Castle Street. Streetmap     Accessibility Limited access for wheelchair users. Most of the ground floor is reasonably accessible and the perimeter of the garden. Toilets for wheelchair users (available in Poole Museum next door).