Our speaker was instrumental in setting up the Friends of Malvern’s Railway in 2011. The group has been behind all the refurbishment and restoration of the station since then, winning awards and raising real interest in the station and railway … Read More
This lecture is sure to enlighten and excite the audience as they learn more about the origins, history and culture of rural settlements in the north of the county, made possible by excavating ‘small pits’ in people’s gardens and surrounding … Read More
Great Malvern Station always attracts a good deal of interest, and in this talk Michael will share his research into the early days of the station’s life. He will show how our famous Water Cure doctor and the formidable Lady … 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
The museum reopened for the 2025 season on 5th April. Come and enjoy the major downstairs refurbishment, new displays, new shop items and our friendly atmosphere. We aim to open daily until the end of October, from 10.00 to 5.00 … 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
