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@somcrickmuseumSomerset Cricket Museum - raising the profile of the history of Cricket in Somerset. A small museum with global appeal
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Thanks to the Chair of Mark Cricket Club for his in depth research into the history of the Club which has been updated on the Club History section of our website. Do have a read. somersetcricketmuseum.co.uk/mark-cricket-c…
We are very grateful for the donation of these two tankards originally owned by the founder of the Mendip Acorn Cricket Club, Somerset.
From a 1983 magazine free with Somerset County Gazette, with the kind permission of the artist, Mick Hollinsworth, the caricatures of that team have been scanned, printed and posted in flip book format on the Somerset Cricket Museum website. #SportandArt somersetcricketmuseum.co.uk/somerset-crick…
We were delighted to welcome guests from the Devon and Somerset Law Society to the @somcrickmuseum on Friday night for a drinks reception ahead of their dinner in the Long Room. Also visiting us was the High Sheriff of Somerset, Robert Beckley QPM, guest speaker for the evening
It was great to see so many Walkers and Talkers in the @somcrickmuseum on Tuesday when we looked at some memorabilia from Western Storm to add to our Women’s Cricket displays and the stories behind a cricket bat dating from the late 1890s and autographed by Andrew Stoddart.
We are very grateful to Trevor Griffin and Lisa Padgett for some Western Storm memorabilia following the final day of the team on 31/102024. As we build up our Somerset Women cricket displays we would be more than pleased to receive any further donations.
How about this piece of Ian Botham memorabilia which was donated to the Somerset Cricket Museum yesterday, to be catalogued NOT opened I hesitate to add..along with some books for the bookshop.
Looking for something to do during the school holiday break with the children or grandchildren ? Then download the Somerset Cricket Museum Virtual Tour worksheet from the page below, take the tour and fill in the questionnaire. Enjoy. somersetcricketmuseum.co.uk/somerset-crick…
Please see link below for a lovely story we have been sent by the staff at the Braemar Lodge Care Home Salisbury. somersetcricketmuseum.co.uk/article-from-b…
The @somcrickmuseum has created a unique set of power point slides, documenting all of the Somerset County Cricket Club players who went on to become First Class Umpires. If you would like a PDF copy (for a small donation) please DM me with your email address.
Just a small selection of the items of the autographed memorabilia donated to the Somerset Cricket Museum by Mr. Colin Trim, from his father’s collection A lovely collection - do they hold any memories for you?
Previously Buses of Somerset (BoS) have announced an official partnership with Somerset County Cricket Club. The Trustees of the @somcrickmuseum are delighted to say the this association has been extended to the Museum and are very grateful for the donation that has been made.
#NSHD2024 #YourSportingStory This 1892 photo from the Som v Yorks match found its way back to @somcrickmuseum this month The photo has the museum identification mark 26 from the late 1980s but the photograph was never catalogued, but items 25 and 27 were. Odd. @sportinghistory
If anyone would like to receive our Monthly Newsletter, please subscribe here - you can always unsubscribe at any time too. somersetcricketmuseum.co.uk/scm-subscripti… Next issue due on 30th September.
If you are interested in the history of cricket bats and balls and want to do a bit of research over the autumn and winter, do drop into the Somerset Cricket Museum office and have a look at this book that has recently been acquired by the Museu
We were pleased to receive a donation of this delightful miniature bat measuring 3inches high from Ms Jane Hodgkin, autographed by the Somerset CCC players from 1964. All our recent additions can be seen on both our website and the Ehive Museum Collections Management service.
Some recent additions to the Somerset Cricket Museum collections- with grateful thanks to the donors. Gloves belonging to Bill Andrews, an SCCC Mug and a Lashings Shirt autographed by Viv Richards.
So pleased to see so many Walkers and Talkers come into the Somerset Cricket Museum this morning. The talk was entitled ‘Just another cricket bat ? Well let’s see’ The full article and photos can be found on the Museum website. somersetcricketmuseum.co.uk/just-another-c…
The Somerset Cricket Museum is very grateful to Mr P. Wrixon for donating this autographed bat earlier today. “Just another autographed bat to add to the collection” I hear you say…come along to #WalkersandTalkers on Tuesday Sept 3rd, visit the Museum, and let’s see…….
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