Showing posts with label Tudor House. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tudor House. Show all posts
Friday, 11 May 2012
Visit Margate Museum
Can be found just a short walk from the sea front nestled in Margate’s vibrant Old Town. The Thanet Loop bus stops very near by, alternatively Margate train station is a 15 minutes walk along the sea front.
Margate Museum,
Market Place,
Margate Old Town,
Margate
CT9 1ER
Tel 01843 231 213
Open:
Saturday 11am – 5pm
Wednesday (from April to October) 11am – 4pm
Sunday 11am – 3pm
Also all Bank Holiday Mondays till October 2012
Please note the Museum is in a Heritage & Listed building and as such is not DDA compliant. The Ground floor is accessible with, help from the wonderful volunteers down the steps inside the current entrance; but the Magistrates courtroom upstairs is only accessible to those able to climb a flight of stairs.
Please go and have a look please, and perhaps become Member or Volunteer.
Labels:
Borough Police,
Cobb Brewery,
Donkeys,
King Street,
lighthouse,
Marine Drive,
pier,
Police,
seaside,
shell grotto,
steam packets,
Tudor House,
Turner
Wednesday, 15 September 2010
Mr Mick Twyman Secretary to 2010
It is with a great sadness that we announce the death yesterday (14th September 2010), of Mr Mick Twyman founder member and Secretary of the Margate Historical Society. This was very sudden and we will all miss him and his expert knowledge of Margate and its environs.
He had just completed the October Society Newsletter, which will be published as usual on the 14th October, and we hope to have some additional obituaries to include with this issue. The Society was developing well since the AGM in April and we all had plans to make its archive more accessible and widely used. This will go one in his memory and will be called the 'Mick Twyman Bequest'.
Mick loved Margate with a passion not felt by the many, but he was able by his example to fire others imagination and thirst for history in general and Margate History in particular. We are working on setting up a suitable tribute to the life long work of Mick and anyone wishing to be included should contact The Society via email at margate@tesco.net or margatehistoricalsociety@yahoo.co.uk or call 01843 223300
Please feel free to send your memories of Mick to this blog site, and we will be happy to post them for all to see.
Lynn Jackson
Administrator & Acting Secretary
He had just completed the October Society Newsletter, which will be published as usual on the 14th October, and we hope to have some additional obituaries to include with this issue. The Society was developing well since the AGM in April and we all had plans to make its archive more accessible and widely used. This will go one in his memory and will be called the 'Mick Twyman Bequest'.
Mick loved Margate with a passion not felt by the many, but he was able by his example to fire others imagination and thirst for history in general and Margate History in particular. We are working on setting up a suitable tribute to the life long work of Mick and anyone wishing to be included should contact The Society via email at margate@tesco.net or margatehistoricalsociety@yahoo.co.uk or call 01843 223300
Please feel free to send your memories of Mick to this blog site, and we will be happy to post them for all to see.
Lynn Jackson
Administrator & Acting Secretary
Labels:
margate,
Mick Twyman,
Mr Margate,
Shell Temple,
Templer Knight,
Tudor House
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