The evolution of the birthplace of Charles Darwin is well underway, and we have been invited for a sneak peak at the progress.
The master plan was to restore the large Georgian house to its former glory while breathing new life into it.'s life and his contribution to science was also one of the main ideas. It was also Glyn's ambition to create a place for start-up businesses to thrive.
"We haven't even advertised it or launched a website but people just turn up and come for a look from around the world. We've had people from Japan, people studying Darwinism from Brazil.Glyn has been taking inspiration from visiting other attractions with his children when considering the museum in the future, and likes the idea of a virtual reality experience.
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