The Museum will close on Sunday 27th October for the winter and will re-open on 29th February 2020, with exciting new exhibitions
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We have a fantastic exhibition on until November of farming and rural life in Edeyrnion and Denbighshire, including the "Farming Memories" Exhibition produced by Menter Iaith. It is well worth seeing and will bring back memories to many people who have more | mwy …
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Come and see our display of bardic chairs.
We are exhibiting Chairs from the 1902 and 1926 Corwen Chair Eisteddfods and from the 1936 Powys Eisteddfod that was held in Corwen. As a contrast, we also have the Chair from the 2009 Bala National Eisteddfod, which was not awarded because it was felt that the standard of more | mwy …
Come and see the past! Anderson Shelter in Corwen Museum!
On September 1st this year we mark the beginning of World War 2 in 1939. Here in North Wales it was a fine, sunny morning, but the future was to be far from sunny. Often people had to hide away from bomb blasts in specially constructed underground shelters, half buried in the more | mwy …
Museum Opening Hours for 2019
Our Opening Times this year are 11.00 am to 4.00 pm Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. We are closed on Tuesdays and Thursdays more | mwy …
Have you seen our farming exhibition?
We have a fantastic exhibition on until November of farming and rural life in Edeyrnion and Denbighshire, including the "Farming Memories" Exhibition produced by Menter Iaith. It is well worth seeing and will bring back memories to many people who have more | mwy …
Have you seen our windows?
The Pilgrim in our photograph is one of six travellers through time who have journeyed to Corwen and are now depicted in our lovely chapel windows. Renowned stained glass designer, Alfred Fisher, has designed the windows, using vinyl rather than glass, to produce an effect that allows the natural light more | mwy …
