Tewkesbury Museum Newsletter: February 2023An Anniversary, Bye Laws 1852, Museum Talks, Gloucestershire Archives, John of Gaunt, A New Museum?, Other People’s Talks, What Photographs Do, Alley Strolls, Antarctic Curios, John Rogers’ Journal, Past Tewkesbury. Tewkesbury Museum Newsletter: January 2023Clay Pipes, Bye Laws 1852, Ungrateful Mechanicals, Festival of Britain, Temporary Museum, Museum Talks, Secrets Revealed, Other Local Events, 2022 Alley Walks, Piff’s Elm, John Rogers, Past Tewkesbury Tewkesbury Museum Newsletter: December 2022Laying the Mains, Bye Laws 1852, Death on the Railway, Mythe Road, A 1908 Pageant, Museum Talks, John Rogers, Saffron, December 1922, General Booth. Tewkesbury Museum Newsletter: November 2022A Postcard to Ken Smale, Is this the Museum?, Rules of the Ham, Two Edmund Rudges, Fixing the Abbey Clock, Mumming and the Library, Autumn Talks, Walks, Occupations 1608, John Rogers, Local History Learning, The Mitton Cross, Past Tewkesbury Tewkesbury Museum Newsletter: October 2022Skeletons at the Gas Works, P-P-P-Penguins, Salmon Fishing, Autumn Talks, Walks, Centenarians, Webinars, Finding a King, Past Tewkesbury Supplement: A remarkable old lady and her interesting story of old Tewkesbury Tewkesbury Museum Newsletter: September 2022What is a Museum?, Charter Day, King Cholera, An 1837 Stitch Story, Talks, Walks, Guides Open Day, News from Evesham, Past Tewkesbury, Contributions. Tewkesbury Museum Newsletter: August 2022Forestalling and Engrossing, TBC HAZ (High Street Action Zone), Street Banner Book, 200 Years Ago, Proposed New Gas Works, Past Tewkesbury Tewkesbury Museum Newsletter: July 2022A Canon Ball, the Cordwainers Guild, Guides Exhibition, Honour and Glory, Past Tewkesbury, Contributions Tewkesbury Museum Newsletter: June 2022Stitch Story, Talks, the Woodard Prize, Sanctuary, St. Maurice, Medieval Festival Parade, the Battle of Nibley Green Tewkesbury Museum Newsletter: May 2022Tewkesbury; alley; Stitch Story; Museum history; Henry Welsford; coronation Tewkesbury Museum Newsletter: April 2022Tewkesbury; Girl Guides; Mill Avon; Model buildings; Sue Edlin Tewkesbury Museum Newsletter: March 2022VOLUNTEERS AND VISITORS – TALKS AND WALKS – TEWKESBURY GUIDING ANNIVERSARY – GLOUCESTERSHIRE ARCHIVES – THE STITCH STORY – INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS – PLUS ÇA CHANGE ….. – 1903 ADVERTISEMENTS – BLASPHEMY AT THE ABBEY? – DIGITAL COLLECTIONS – A CABINET OF DELIGHTS – THE MUSEUMS THAT MAKE US – NEARLY SIXTY …… Musing - News from Tewkesbury Museum: Autumn 2016 NewsletterWelcome to the first of a revamped Museum newsletter. We intend to publish four a year, as a general update on things pertaining to the Museum. We hope that this will be helpful, and we hope that it will encourage more involvement. We need Volunteers to keep the Museum open, and we need Friends to provide support without necessarily getting involved in the day-to-day activities of the Museum. Musing - News from Tewkesbury Museum: Autumn 2017 NewsletterContents: Camp 1009 Northway , Moving the Fairground, A Masters Student and museum employment by Graeme Kilgour, A Volunteer at Tewkesbury Museum by Mavis Wallis, Alley history, Framework knitting outing, “Priestley’s Progress: The Life of Sir Raymond Priestley, Antarctic Explorer, Scientist, Soldier, Academician” – book review. Musing - News from Tewkesbury Museum: Spring/Summer 2017 NewsletterIn writing regular newsletters, it is difficult to separate genuine news from speculation about what might be happening soon. At the Museum, we’re on the cusp of a lot that might be happening! Some of this will be alluded to in the pieces about projects. We’re about to embark on interesting times, which we’re hoping will be a great blessing. There will be agreat deal to do over the coming years, and it will take determination and perseverance,and a lot of help from our friends. Musing - News from Tewkesbury Museum: Winter 2017 NewsletterIn writing regular newsletters, it is difficult to separate genuine news from speculation about what might be happening soon. At the Museum, we’re on the cusp of a lot that might be happening! Some of this will be alluded to in the pieces about projects. We’re about to embark on interesting times, which we’re hoping will be a blessing, not a curse. There will be a great deal to do over the coming years, and it will take determination and perseverance, and a lot of help from our friends.
