Welcome to Wells & Mendip Museum’s newsletter with information about exhibitions, talks, events and developments at the Museum. If you would like to receive a copy by e-mail please contact admin@wellsmuseum.org.uk Summer Opening Hours Monday-Saturday 10am-5pm & Sundays 1.30pm-4pm. The Visitor Information Service is closed on Sundays. Museum Exhibitions Wartime in Wells & Mendip Exhibition 21 April – 3 June This...
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Welcome to Wells & Mendip Museum’s newsletter with information about exhibitions, talks, events and developments at the Museum. If you would like to receive a copy by e-mail please contact admin@wellsmuseum.org.uk Summer Opening Hours Our summer opening hours are: Monday-Saturday 10am-5pm & Sundays 1.30pm-4pm. The Visitor Information Service is closed on Sundays. Museum Exhibitions Chandos Society of Artists 31 March to 15...
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Wells & Mendip Museum is the home of Wells City Archives.
Opening times.
Between Easter and October, opening hours are Monday to Saturday 10:00 am until 5:00 pm, and 1:30 pm until 4:00 pm on Sunday.
Admission Charges
£3.00 adult, £1.00 child or student, £6.00 family single entry ticket.
Or £7.50 adult and £12 family Friends...
The Lecture Hall
Wells and Mendip Museum has two excellent rooms to hire for daytime, evenings or weekend meetings, functions and events. Our Lecture Hall was built in 2000 and is a light and airy space, great for larger gatherings. It seats up to 100 people (chairs optional) and has access to a developing walled garden and kitchen...
Wells and Mendip Museum is always looking for volunteers to help with all aspects of museum life. This includes everything from reception desk duty to gardening, from marketing to curatorial. So if you live locally and have some spare time, we would love to here from you. Please see the varied volunteering opportunities below. Please contact...
Wells Natural History and Archaeological Society
‘Search and Learn.’
The Society was founded in 1888 to encourage the practical study of natural history, archaeology and kindred subjects in Wells and the surrounding countryside.
H.E. Balch was one of the first members of WNHAS and through his enthusiasm Wells Museum was...