It is believed that the specimen on display here was captured in the Severn at Worcester on 25th July 1835, At the Autumn meeting [...]

The display was set up in 1978 after the closure of Stewards Chemist shop at 27 High Street, when the entire shop along with [...]

The Social History Collections aim to document the social and economical history of the city of Worcester and the county of Worcestershire. Both the [...]

The legend of Sabrina (the woman in this statue) dates back to the 12th century, where it is found in a compilation of welsh [...]

On Ancient Tracks introduces the story of Worcestershire's early inhabitants using archaeological finds, stunning visuals and handling objects. The new exhibition explores four periods in [...]

Worcester City’s Natural History Collections go back to the Museum of the Worcestershire Natural History Society in the 1830s. In the nineteenth century specimens [...]

Celebrating half a million years of Worcestershire's history, from the time our ancestors arrived until the end of the last Ice Age 10,000 years [...]

Young and old can enjoy visiting our historic room sets depicting a Victorian Schoolroom, Scullery, Laundry, Sitting Room and Nursery, a number of which [...]

Farming and growing has been and still is the primary use of land in Worcestershire. Visit the agricultural gallery to discover how food for [...]

A fascinating insight into Victorian social history exploring the journey from birth to death. Displays include birth, marriage, religion, medicine, food and more. [...]