Tenbury Museum
Museum | Tenbury Wells | England | United Kingdom
Tenbury Museum local history
The Tenbury Museum is located in Tenbury Wells, a picturesque market town in Worcestershire, England. Housed in the former Goff's School, a small Victorian school, the museum is dedicated to preserving and presenting local history and culture. It offers a comprehensive insight into the life of the region, from prehistoric times to modern times.
Museum visits in Tenbury Wells
Collections and Exhibitions
Historical exhibits Tenbury Museum
The museum houses a diverse collection of artifacts reflecting various aspects of local life:
Educational programs Tenbury Museum
Prehistoric finds: Stone tools and ceramics indicating the earliest human activities in the region.
Prehistoric finds Tenbury Wells
Roman artifacts: Coins, jewelry, and everyday items documenting the Roman heritage of Tenbury Wells.
Medieval exhibits: Weapons, armor, and household items illustrating life in the Middle Ages.
Industrial history: Tools and machines showcasing the development of local industries, particularly hop and fruit processing.
Social history: Photographs, documents, and personal items depicting the lives of residents in the 19th and 20th centuries.
Educational offerings and events
The museum actively engages in educational work and offers various programs:
Lectures and discussions: Regular events on historical topics held by experts and members of the local historical society.
School programs: Tailored tours and workshops for students of all ages to promote learning about local history.
Special exhibitions: Rotating exhibitions focusing on specific aspects of Tenbury Wells and its surroundings.
Engagement and support
The Tenbury Museum is run by a dedicated group of volunteers and relies on donations and membership fees to maintain and develop its collections. Visitors are encouraged to support the museum through donations, memberships, or volunteer work.
