Leominster Museum

Leominster Museum, previously known as Leominster Folk Museum, is a free, volunteer-run, historical center in Leominster, Herefordshire, England. The exhibition hall's season for opening every year is regularly among Easter and the finish of October; amid the season opening houirs are 10-4 on weekdays and 10-1 on Saturdays. The exhibition hall, which opened in 1972, claims and shows a gathering of ancient rarities identifying with the neighborhood, banknotes and checks from the Leominster and Herefordshire Bank, early nearby postage marks, material from the Leominster and Kington Railway, the Bronze Age Aymestrey internment, and an entire juice mill.

It likewise has ious works by the Leominster-conceived craftsman John Scarlett Davis, including a 1828 self-portrait, and a book of 173 portrayals, obtained for £11,000 at sale at Christie's in March 1979. In 2014 the historical center acquired a £8,900 Heritage Lottery Fund grant. for an undertaking called "Rifles and Spades", which celebrated the nearby impacts of World War I. The project, which completed in April 2015, included three Open Days at the historical center, three open talks, a memorial occasion at Leominster Priory gone to by 240 individuals, a display called 'Our Story' which was in Leominster Library for two months previously visiting different town and school locations, lastly a connected arrangement of instruction packs that are accessible to schools.