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Here is a great opportunity to marvel at all the clever and famous people who made their mark on Malvern, and find out more about their achievements.

The first part of this presentation is a detailed examination of the investigations into the typhoid at Dr Fergusson’s establishment and subsequent court cases based on Henry Hillyard’s (the sanitary inspector) scrapbooks. The second part is a look at the … Read More

Lecture: Warwick House and Gertrude Mitchell by Sally Trepte This talk is given by the granddaughter of Gertrude Mitchell, one time owner of Warwick House from the early 1940s. It is sure to stir poignant memories among some of our … Read More

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This room has become the Water Cure Room while the former water cure room has been used for other purposes. It still gives a good idea of what Malvern was like and how it changed in Victorian times. Village Growth … Read More

The museum reopens on Saturday 28th March 2026. The winter months saw the creation of new displays, along with other improvements. Be sure to visit us to learn more about our local history, browse our attractive shop items and enjoy … Read More

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About Lorna Lloyd Lorna Beatrice Lloyd was born in Filton, Bristol in 1914. Her middle-class childhood afforded leisure time and resources to develop various talents. She played the piano; she wrote stories, plays and poetry; she drew and painted; she … Read More

The family of Lorna Lloyd offered Malvern Museum a diary written by Lorna while living in Malvern, detailing the early progress of the Second World.  Lorna Lloyd Lorna was born in 1914 in Bristol.  Her father was a wealthy iron … Read More

These episodes feature Lorna Lloyd’s poetry from 1928 to the early 1940s.