Belford and District Hidden History Museum – a unique insight into a North Northumberland village - open every day from 10 AM. Free entry.
Belford, Northumberland.
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BELFORD MUSEUM NOTES FEBRUARY 2019
The Museum reopened on 1 February and since then we have had a number of very positive visitors. A real accolade, not only for the work the volunteers have done in the... facebook.com/145805377115063…
The museum has been sent this. It may be of interest to some regarding the Japanese Prisoners of War.
You may already be aware of this, but thought I'd contact you in case you aren't. I've begun a petition to try to get long... petition.parliament.uk/petit…
The new exhibition and display cases are ready. Come along from the 1st Feb to see the story of Spindlestone Estate and the horror of the Japanese prisoners of war
The museum will be closed from this weekend until the 1st Feb for refurbishment. Merry Christmas and thanks for your support
Local people Belford who took part in the Belford during the Great War project will attend The National Service of Thanksgiving at Westminster Abbey on 11 November 2018, commemorating the 100th anniversary of the... facebook.com/belfordmuseum/p…
Is anyone able to help. We are looking for a photo of Mary Summfield from Buckton who died in 1941. She had a lot to do with the Red Cross
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Does anyone have photographs of the High Street, showing the shops, or the occupants from 1920s onwards.
Can anyone help. It has been suggested that there was a time capsule buried at the middle school at some stage. Can anyone remember if there was?
Our series of World War 1 related talks resumes in September, when Chris Hunwick, the Alnwick Castle Archivist will talk about how the war affected Alnwick Castle and its staff. In preparation for this we are... facebook.com/belfordmuseum/p…
We are looking for people who would be interested in helping the museum with various projects. Please get in touch for more details.
The museum has a new display about the days when Belford had a station. The most obvious survivor is Michelle Anthony's Guest House which is in the station buildings but West Hall farm has two lamps which were... facebook.com/belfordmuseum/p…
