Gressenhall Farm and Workhouse is a historical site located in Norfolk, England. It was originally built in the 1770s as a workhouse, where the poor and destitute could find shelter and employment. The site now serves as a museum, showcasing the lives of those who lived and worked there, as well as the agricultural practices of the time. The museum features a working farm, gardens, and various exhibits that highlight the history of the Victorian era and the workhouse system. Visitors can explore the restored buildings, learn about rural life, and participate in hands-on activities that reflect the daily routines of past residents.