Since early May, Museum officers have been considering how the museum could reopen safely to the public. Government guidelines, Health and Safety Executive requirements for public services, along with national museum/heritage advice, have been consulted and acted on. We believe … Read More
At least 8 Malvern men were among those who tragically did not make the return to Britain. Malvern also hosted hundreds of Dunkirk survivors for a few days in June 1940 on their way back to their loved ones or … Read More
Powick Hospital opened its doors in 1852 as the Worcestershire City and County Pauper Lunatic Asylum. It finally closed in 1989 and its scant remains survive on land now occupied by a housing estate. Ken Crump is one of our … Read More
This is both an opportunity to discover how well the museum performed in 2019 and enjoy the company of many members, stewards, volunteers and museum officers. After the business part of the AGM there won’t be tea & coffee as … Read More
This should be a fascinating evening looking at the merits of creating a new National Park in the area occupied by the Malvern hills and its communities, extending to the Teme valley in the north and including the Abberley Geopark. … Read More
Malvern Museum Society was formed 40 years ago. To mark this occasion the museum has organised a celebration at the Abbey Hotel on Monday 23rd September. Entry is free and there are refreshments. There will be displays and presentations in … Read More
A new exhibition featuring some of Malvern Library’s wonderful collection of paintings and prints can be enjoyed in the downstairs cafe area at the library. The pictures on display have been chosen by two museum volunteers to illustrate and explain … Read More
