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 documents more | mwy …
For the foreseeable future the Museum will be open every Saturday
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 and more | mwy …
Our Outside Museum
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.
more | mwy …We are celebrating St David’s Day by moving Corwen Museum outside
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 time more | mwy …
Museum News February 2021
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 it more | mwy …
Latest News 12th July 2020
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 Peoples more | mwy …
Corwen Museum Facebook Diary 16th to 28th May
Whilst the Museum is closed, we are sharing items and stories from our collections with our Facebook friends – all 800 of them – and also including some new research. We are also starting to download digital images onto the Peoples Collection Wales and this will become a more | mwy …
A Donation to Corwen Museum in Memory of Huw (Chick) Jones
We wish to thank Marc Roberts for his generous donation to Corwen Museum in memory of Huw 'Chick' Jones. Marc says that Huw, like everyone else, made him feel so welcome when he worked in Corwen last year. He comments "Huw was a lovely man. Even though I more | mwy …
Corwen Museum Facebook Diary 7th -14th May
We remember our soldiers and civilians who died serving in the 2nd World War and are named on our eight war memorials.
The new Corwen Museum Exhibition ‘Artists and Authors with a Connection to Edeyrnion’ more | mwy …
A Big Thankyou
We have been told by Denbighshire County Council that our free rental period has been extended until the end of June is a great relief. We have also received a donation of £560 from 'Making a Difference Locally', the charity launched by Nisa Retail Ltd to more | mwy …
Glyndyfrdwy girl wins prestigious singing award. (Find this story in the Glyndyfrdwy folder in the Museum)
Barbara Robinson was born in Birmingham on 26 March 1936. When she was 3, Barbara and her parents Thomas and Edith Robinson (nee Carter) moved first to Bryn Bach and then to Plas Y Glyn, Glyndyfrdwy. Barbara loved to play outdoors and especially playing house on top of more | mwy …
A big Thank you
We have been told by Denbighshire County Council that our free rental period has been extended until the end of June which is a great relief. We have also received a donation of £560 from 'Making a Difference Locally', the charity launched by Nisa Retail Ltd to support more | mwy …
