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The Museum re-opens after the Winter break on Saturday 8th April (Easter Saturday) and if you have been before you will notice some changes. We have kept the popular 'Slate and the Development of Glyndyfrdwy Village' exhibition for a second year and this year we also have the Owain Glyndŵrmore | mwy …
The Museum will close for the winter on Sunday 30th October so that we can set up new exhibitions for next year. If you are interested in helping with research, developing exhibitions, maintenance work or other Museum tasks please leave a message on our mobile phone 07548 983068 and wemore | mwy …
We are closing Corwen Museum as a mark of respect to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on the day of her funeral – Monday 19th September 2022. We will re-open at 12.00 noon on Tuesday 20th September 2022.more | mwy …
The Museum will re-open on Saturday 16th April (Easter Saturday) with a great new Exhibition on Slate and the Making of Glyndyfrdwy Village. We will be telling the story of the families who earned their living from slate and how the village grew from a scattering of farmsmore | mwy …
We have just heard that we have been awarded a New Stories New Audiences Grant from AIM (Association of Independent Museums) and the National Lottery Heritage Fund. 13 other small independent museums in UK received a similar award and Corwen Museum was the only one in Wales.
The Museum has now closed for our annual Winter work on the production of our new exhibitions for 2022. Our new themes will be on the story of Glyndyfrdwy, the Moel Fferna Slate Quarry and Mine and the local slate workers. If you have artefacts, photographs or documentsmore | mwy …
For the foreseeable future the Museum will be open every Saturday from 11.00 am to 4.00 pm and we wish to thank Groundwork UK and the Give Back with Bells Grant for the money we received to buy the gazebo which is keeping our volunteers andmore | mwy …
Come and see our new display on the outside of the Corwen Museum Wall, giving a map and information about the places of interest to see in the beautiful town of Corwen.
We have not been able to open the Museum for almost a year now, due to the Covid-19 pandemic. We have therefore worked on a range of interpretation panels telling the story over timemore | mwy …
At this time of the year we are usually frantically working on new exhibition themes within the Museum for re-opening after the Winter on St David’s Day. Unfortunately, we are still not in a position to re-open because of Government restrictions due to the Coronavirus Pandemic and itmore | mwy …
Although the Museum is shut, we are still busy working. We are updating our artefacts database and taking photographs of each artefact in the way recommended by Gruffydd Jones of the Peoples Collection Wales, so that we can upload images and descriptions of our artefacts to the Peoplesmore | mwy …
With time on their hands during lockdown, people have been sorting through drawers and finding old family photographs, which have made them think about their family history, maybe for the first time. We decided, therefore, to post amore | mwy …
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