Hedon Museum
Town Hall Complex
St. Augustine Gate
Hedon
East Yorkshire
HU12 8EX
England
Website
Telephone
01482 890908
Hedon Museum was opened in 1996. It is a Registered Charity No. 700809. All the staff are volunteers.
The Museum is situated in a specially built extension behind the 17th century Town Hall in St. Augustine's Gate & approached via Iveson Close car park.The Museum is run by a committee of 12 members of the Hedon Museum Society which meet in the Museum.
Group visits can be arranged & one room is available for hire. Simple refreshments are served & there is a Museum shop.
Venue Type:
Museum, Archive
Additional info
Visitors have access to the Upstairs Gallery via a stair lift.
Disabled parking is available at ajacent Iveson Close car park.
Town Hall Complex
St. Augustine Gate
Hedon
East Yorkshire
HU12 8EX
England
Website
Telephone
01482 890908
The Hedon Room- Aspects of the history of the Town displayed, including civic life, trades, inns, education, the church & war memorabilia.The story of Hedon's medieval street names & the growth & decline of the port, once the 11th largest in England. Local archaeoligical small finds.
Upstairs Gallery-exhibitions of paintings,photography, crafts, collections etc. changing throughout the year.
Collection details
Archaeology, Archives, Social History
Key artists and exhibits
- The Pingsdorf wine pitcher, from the pottery at Pingsdorf in the Rhineland, was excavated in 2001 from a site off Baxtergate in Hedon. A 'marvellous & rare' (British Museum) complete vessel. It dates from the 12th century & is yet more proof of Hedon's continental trade with Europe.
Collections services
- Object identification and/or written enquiry service
- Public access available to collections information
- Object study facilities available (enquire in advance)
Town Hall Complex
St. Augustine Gate
Hedon
East Yorkshire
HU12 8EX
England
Website
Telephone
01482 890908
Off to the Ball
This exhibition is a display of a fantastic private collection donated to the museum in 2011. The fans range from early 19C to late 20C and belonged to Louise Newell, for more than 60 years , until her death at 91, was connected with Hull Savoyards. The French sac-back dress, all handstitched, looks as glowing as the day it was made and is a contrast to the Victorian copy, made for popular fancy dress parties in the late 19C.
Suitable for
- Any age
Where
Hedon Museum
Admission
Admission free
Town Hall Complex
St. Augustine Gate
Hedon
East Yorkshire
HU12 8EX
England
Website
Telephone
01482 890908
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