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The Museum is closed at present whilst the work is completed, but will re-open on Saturday 18th February. We are holding a Community Open Day on Saturday 25th February from 10.30 am to 7.00 pm and hope that you will be able to join us.
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If you want to help us with the museum (we are all volunteers) please use the contacts page or talk to the volunteers in the museum. You will be very welcome.
Our thanks go to the Heritage Lottery Fund which has helped us to finance the exhibitions and to all the volunteers who have worked to set it up and continue to
work as stewards.
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