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There will be four short presentations during the afternoon. They will show aspects of Malvern’s history that have probably not been seen before: more images from the 1970s, buildings that never proceeded beyond the drawing board, some ‘Wow!’ images and … Read More

How much do you think you know about Worcestershire? Come and find out. ‘Know your County’ is a lighthearted quiz based around the history of Worcestershire and is the subject of the next event organised by the Friends of Malvern … Read More

This talk had to be moved to Thursday 19th October as the hall was no longer available.  Apologies to those who have found out too late.

Come along and be intrigued by what Cora has to tell us about a local Saxon manor that was somehow omitted from King William’s Domesday Survey.

The museum is now closed and will reopen on Friday 29th March 2024     Lorna Lloyd’s War Diary Malvern Museum has partnered with a team from Edinburgh Napier University that has produced a series of podcasts based on Lorna … 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.

These episodes cover April 1940 to February 1942. Notable events include: the falls of Norway and Denmark (episode 5); the falls of Belgium, Luxembourg, the Netherlands and France (episode 6); and the Battle of Britain (episode 7).