This afternoon session will explore some of the artefacts that have survived from the period of the Great War. They give us a good insight into the uncertainties, anxieties and resilience experienced by those who remained on the Home Front … Read More
The first of 8 Open the Case sessions as part of the museum’s contribution to National Heritage Open Days. A local expert will use items normally on display behind glass to describe some of the impact of the Victorian Water … Read More
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
Malvern Museum will reopen its doors in time for Easter this year. There will be a number of quite bold changes to enjoy, and new displays to follow: Malvern’s minerals come under the spotlight, the 80th anniversary of the D-Day … Read More
The museum has reopened for its 2024 season 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 Lloyd’s diary. These are available … Read More
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
