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[Bradford on Avon Museum @BoAMuseum]

Unfortunately, due to a lack of available stewards, we have restricted opening times in June, including Jubilee weekend:
Thursdays in June: 2pm - 4pm
Fridays in June: 2pm - 4pm
Saturdays in June: 10:30am - 12:30pm, and 2pm - 4pm
Sundays in June: 2pm - 4pm

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@nationaltrust @gilest ^^

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Hawthorn hedge covered in blossom this morning. Despite the wind, rain and hail it looks like Spring is coming. #BlossomWatch

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In line with UK government guidance, and to keep our volunteer stewards as safe as possible, the
Museum will be closed until further notice, and Discussion Group is cancelled. Thank you for your support, and we look forward to reopening just as soon as we can.

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@gilest the important thing is to use the 4 weather apps to choose the best forecast to believe in

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Join us for a Discussion Group Special: Local History Question Time, Wed 4th December, 7:30pm in the Library Meeting Room. With our panel of experts: Roy Canham, Roger Clark, Ivor Slocombe and Pam Slocombe. Find out more: https://t.co/EFwEvEW8TL

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Join us for Discussion Group, Wed 6th November, 7:30pm in the Library Meeting Room. This month's subject is 'Wool, Weaving and Water Power: Bradford on Avon's Medieval Woollen Industry' with Rob Arkell. Free for members. Non-members can attend one session before being joining.

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Announcing Bradford on Avon Museum Autumn lecture 'News from the frontier: recent work on Hadrian's Wall' with Time Team regular, Mark Corney. Fri 8 November, 7:30pm, St Margaret's Hall. For more info, including where to buy tickets, see our website: https://t.co/J7yQHaLTCL

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@Tate Fantastic! Thank you!

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@Tate I would like to take my 17yr old son to the William Blake exhibition at Tate Britain. If I go with him and pay the £18 admission for me, does that mean he's a 'Family Child' £5 ticket? Sorry, not sure if I've understood the ticket structure correctly.

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Join us for Discussion Group, Wed 3rd July, 7:30pm, Library Meeting Room. Kate Turnbull will be talking about the Bradford on Avon Memorial Baths (old public baths). Free for members. Non-members can attend one session before being asked to join.

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Join us for Discussion Group: Wed 5th June, 7:30pm, Library Meeting Room. Ivor and Pam Slocombe will be talking about Sidney Meade, Curate of Christ Church: His Scrapbook and Frankleigh House. FREE to members. Non-members can attend one session before being asked to join.

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Join us for Discussion Group on Wednesday 1st May at 7:30pm in the Library Meeting Room. This will be a (virtual) Dry Pub Crawl Around Bradford on Avon with our Hon. Curator, Roger Clark. Free for members. Non-members - come along to see if you would like to join!

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Discussion Group: Wed 6th February, 7:30pm, Library Meeting Room. Claire Skinner, Principal Archivist @HeritageWSHC, will be talking about the archives of the Moulton Family of The Hall, BoA, following the archive survey she conducted with volunteers (pictured) last year.

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Join us for Discussion Group, Wed 7th November, 7:30pm, Library Meeting Rm, where Rob Arkell will be taking a look Rowley - Bradford's lost medieval village. FREE for members. Non-members may attend one session to see if they would like to join.

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Discussion Group: Wed 5th Sept, 7:30pm in the Library Meeting Room where Sophie Hawke will be discussing St Laurence School and its Roman Villa: One Step Beyond, including the discovery of the site, the School’s involvement and her recent geophysical survey work. Join us there!

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Bradford on Avon Museum has gone shopping crazy! We have another exhibition on shops showing what housewives were buying in the 1950s and 60s. Wednesday 1st August until Friday 31st August in the Library Meeting Room. https://t.co/fBkeBdkEbJ

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Bradford on Avon Museum’s summer exhibition, Brylcreem and Broken Biscuits, shows what the shops of Bradford looked like in the 1950s. The exhibition runs from Saturday 21st July until Sunday 2nd September. Read more on our website: https://t.co/UcZp7FCYmn

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Join us for Discussion Group on Wednesday 4th July, at 7:30pm in the Library Meeting Room, where Peter Mann will be taking us through the History of Bradford on Avon's Railway Station in Pictures, and also talking about the Footbridge Canopy Project.

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@kewgardens Thank you! I couldn't find this information on your website, so can I suggest that it is added to the website if it is indeed not on there at the moment?