Southam Heritage Collection

Southam Heritage Collection
Basement, Vivian House 2
1 Market Hill
Southam
Warwickshire
CV47 0HF
England

Website

E-mail

cardallcollection@hotmail.co.uk

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The Southam Heritage Collection (previously know as Southam's Cardall Collection) contains over 4,500 documents and items relating to the history of Southam and the surrounding villages. In addition it houses the Alan Griffin photographic archive consisting of over 1,000 unique local photographs plus 450 glass plate negatives from the early 20th century.

Venue Type:

Museum, Archive, Association or society

 Opening hours

Being a small volunteer run organisation we cannot guarantee regular opening hours however we are happy to open the collection on request to suit most requirements. For the summer 0f 2014 our "Southam Women in World War 1" exhibition will be open from 10 - 12 every Tuesday morning from June 3rd - Sept 30th as well as each Saturday morning during this period when there is a Farmer's Market.

 Admission charges

There are no entry charges, however donations to help fund the work of the Collection would be much appreciated.

Exhibition details are listed below, you may need to scroll down to see them all.

Southam Women in World War 1 Exhibition

  • 3 June — 30 September 2014 *on now

For the summer 0f 2014 our "Southam Women in World War 1" exhibition will be open from 10 - 12 every Tuesday morning from June 3rd - Sept 30th as well as each Saturday morning during this period when there is a Farmer's Market.

The Southam Heritage Collection (previously know as Southam's Cardall Collection) contains over 4,500 documents and items relating to the history of Southam and the surrounding villages. In addition it houses the Alan Griffin photographic archive consisting of over 1,000 unique local photographs plus 450 glass plate negatives from the early 20th century.

Admission

There are no entry charges, however donations to help fund the work of the Collection would be much appreciated.
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