| 2013 - 25TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE MUSEUM |
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oo![]() Welcome to the website of the Emsworth Maritime and Historical Trust, who administer and run the Emsworth Museum. This small museum is totally volunteer run and funded. The Museum is dedicated to telling the story of Emsworth; its people, industries triumphs and tragedies. Famous people have lived and visited the town, and it became famous, or infamous, for the incident of the poisoned oyster that killed the Dean of Winchester. The oyster industry boomed in the late 1800s but was destroyed by the one incident; the story is told in its own small gallery within the Museum. P.G. Wodehouse will be forever linked to Emsworth through his stories of Lord Emsworth and the Empress of Blandings, which grew in his imagination while he lived in Emsworth. Please browse through our website and we hope that it will encourage you to visit Emsworth Museum and hopefully stay in our wonderful little town. |
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It is closed for the winter but opens the first Saturday of April, or Easter Saturday (whichever is the earliest) and closes on the last Sunday of October.
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Admission is free to all Donations are always welcome 10b North Street, (above the Fire Station) Emsworth, Hants. PO10 7DD. ENGLAND. info@emsworthmuseum.co.uk Find Us
This year marks the 25th Anniversary of the opening of Emsworth Museum and celebratory events are planned.More news
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