Join us for another Friday morning talk, when we discover how Ted 'Shippy' Shipman, a farmer's boy, learned to fly with his savings and became a Spitfire pilot in the Battle of Britain. By John Shipman Included in Museum admission, or £3 donation. Booking not required, simply come along on the day.

We will be open on Sundays throughout September 2017. September is traditionally the month in which the Battle of Britain is commemorated. To mark this, we will be open every Sunday in September 2017. Standard opening hours and admission charges apply.

Ruth Sillers, who began her career with National Youth Theatre and regularly reads for Radio 4 and BBC World Service, will be talking about and performing extracts from her own audio book compilation, ‘War Girls’. The anthology is a commemoration of the remarkable and largely unsung experiences of women in the First World War told … Continue reading Friday Morning Talks: ‘War Girls: An Anthology of Poetry and Prose by Women in the First World War’

Join us over half-term in commemorating members of the Royal Flying Corps (RFC) who fought in WWI by making freestanding poppies. The poppies will be used for a display accompanying our WWI concert performed by Tonic Choir and children from Kenmore Park Junior School on Saturday 11th November. The poppies can be collected after the … Continue reading October Half-Term

Join us over half-term in commemorating members of the Royal Flying Corps (RFC) who fought in WWI by making freestanding poppies. The poppies will be used for a display accompanying our WWI concert performed by Tonic Choir and children from Kenmore Park Junior School on Saturday 11th November. The poppies can be collected after the … Continue reading October Half-Term

Join us over half-term in commemorating members of the Royal Flying Corps (RFC) who fought in WWI by making freestanding poppies. The poppies will be used for a display accompanying our WWI concert performed by Tonic Choir and children from Kenmore Park Junior School on Saturday 11th November. The poppies can be collected after the … Continue reading October Half-Term

Join us over half-term in commemorating members of the Royal Flying Corps (RFC) who fought in WWI by making freestanding poppies. The poppies will be used for a display accompanying our WWI concert performed by Tonic Choir and children from Kenmore Park Junior School on Saturday 11th November. The poppies can be collected after the … Continue reading October Half-Term

Join us over half-term in commemorating members of the Royal Flying Corps (RFC) who fought in WWI by making freestanding poppies. The poppies will be used for a display accompanying our WWI concert performed by Tonic Choir and children from Kenmore Park Junior School on Saturday 11th November. The poppies can be collected after the … Continue reading October Half-Term

Join us for another Friday morning talk, when we explore the stories and experiences of both servicemen and civilians in the First World War, what life was like for them and how they coped with the threat of war. By Sue Krisman Included in Museum admission, or £3 donation. Booking not required, simply come along … Continue reading Friday Morning Talks: ‘Poppies, Pilots and Pictures: Exploring Remembrance in the Aftermath of War’

UPDATE: The concert has been rescheduled for Sunday 28th January 2018.  Harrow Apollo Male Choir have kindly agreed to return, and will perform a mix of songs including some from their 'Songs from Stage and Screen' repertoire. The concert starts at 3pm. The Museum will open at 2pm to allow time to look around the Museum … Continue reading UPDATE – Harrow Apollo Male Choir Festive Concert