The table below shows the numbers of visitors to Ashdown Museum during the year before and the year after it was refurbished. The charts show the result of surveys asking visitors who satisfied they were with their visit, during the same two periods.

The table compares the number of

visitors

who visited the Ashdown Museum before and after restoration,

whereas

the pie graph, the information from the survey done on

visitors

during the same two years, is depicted.

Overall

, the number of people and the rate of satisfied

visitors

has increased post-reconstruction of the museum.

According to

the first chart before restoration, 74000

visitors

have seen the museum,

while

the figure for them increased by 18000, to 92000. The second graph shows half of

visitors

were dissatisfied and very dissatisfied, followed by those satisfied (30%).

Moreover

, the proportion of people not respond and were very satisfied together totalling one-fifth.

Furthermore

, during post-reconstruction, one-quarter of the results were allocated to those who were dissatisfied, very satisfied, and had no response. More than two-thirds of

visitors

were very satisfied and satisfied which accounted for two-fifths and 35 %.