Paul Joyce has provided the opportunity for Bentley Priory Museum to present, for the first time, his unique collection of pictures inspired by his memories of The Second World War. His paintings combine personal impressions of earth-shattering events with received images, which we have scarcely recovered from eight decades on. His claim to be the … Continue reading Remembrances of War
Paul Joyce has provided the opportunity for Bentley Priory Museum to present, for the first time, his unique collection of pictures inspired by his memories of The Second World War. His paintings combine personal impressions of earth-shattering events with received images, which we have scarcely recovered from eight decades on. His claim to be the … Continue reading Remembrances of War
Paul Joyce has provided the opportunity for Bentley Priory Museum to present, for the first time, his unique collection of pictures inspired by his memories of The Second World War. His paintings combine personal impressions of earth-shattering events with received images, which we have scarcely recovered from eight decades on. His claim to be the … Continue reading Remembrances of War
Paul Joyce has provided the opportunity for Bentley Priory Museum to present, for the first time, his unique collection of pictures inspired by his memories of The Second World War. His paintings combine personal impressions of earth-shattering events with received images, which we have scarcely recovered from eight decades on. His claim to be the … Continue reading Remembrances of War
Paul Joyce has provided the opportunity for Bentley Priory Museum to present, for the first time, his unique collection of pictures inspired by his memories of The Second World War. His paintings combine personal impressions of earth-shattering events with received images, which we have scarcely recovered from eight decades on. His claim to be the … Continue reading Remembrances of War
Join us for our Friday morning talk, where Mark Amies returns by popular demand to talk about London's Industrial Past. London was once a hive of manufacturing industry producing an enormous variety of products from biscuits to fighter aircraft. Sadly since the 1960s so much of that industry has disappeared, with much of it leaving … Continue reading Friday Morning Talks: London’s Industrial Past – With Mark Amies
May Half-Term: Intelligence & Invasion Stripes Saturday 25 May – Saturday 1 June, on Museum open days*. Find out more about the RAF’s role in the D-Day Landings in June 1944 with themed activities in the Museum’s galleries. *Museum Open Days – Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays + Bank Holiday Monday, 27 May Included in Admission or … Continue reading Intelligence and Invasion Stripes
Paul Joyce has provided the opportunity for Bentley Priory Museum to present, for the first time, his unique collection of pictures inspired by his memories of The Second World War. His paintings combine personal impressions of earth-shattering events with received images, which we have scarcely recovered from eight decades on. His claim to be the … Continue reading Remembrances of War
May Half-Term: Intelligence & Invasion Stripes Saturday 25 May – Saturday 1 June, on Museum open days*. Find out more about the RAF’s role in the D-Day Landings in June 1944 with themed activities in the Museum’s galleries. *Museum Open Days – Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays + Bank Holiday Monday, 27 May Included in Admission or … Continue reading Intelligence and Invasion Stripes
May Half-Term: Intelligence & Invasion Stripes Saturday 25 May – Saturday 1 June, on Museum open days*. Find out more about the RAF’s role in the D-Day Landings in June 1944 with themed activities in the Museum’s galleries. *Museum Open Days – Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays + Bank Holiday Monday, 27 May Included in Admission or … Continue reading Intelligence and Invasion Stripes
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