Can you help Allhallows Museum by donating to our roof appeal. We need to raise the £40,000 quoted to replace the flat lead roof over the Nicoll Gallery It is 121 years old, no longer fit for purpose and in urgent need of renovation. So, we are appealing to our supporters to help us raise this […]
It was such a privilege to be able to welcome Sir Lindsay Hoyle, Speaker of the House of Commons to Allhallows Museum in July. He came to view the Speaker’s Honiton lace jabot and cuffs which took Pat Perryman 1500 hours to make between 1982 – 1989. Sir Lindsay said he would be honoured to […]
Allhallows Museum in Honiton was officially awarded the status of Full Accreditation by Arts Council England again in 2022. The Museum Accreditation Scheme sets nationally agreed standards for all museums in the UK. Allhallows Museum’s award proves that it measures up, meeting the guidelines on how it is run, how it looks after its collections […]
Thanks to the Blackdown Hills AONBhttp://www.blackdownhillsaonb.org.uk/ we now have a new interactive touch screen which brings the 1940s to life allowing our visitors to explore ‘Dunkeswell War Stories’. It features memories of the American naval airbase at Dunkeswell during the Second World War, interviews with local people and American veterans. Topics include friendships between servicemen […]
Congratulations to Pat Perryman who has been awarded the British Empire Medal in the 2013 Queen’s Birthday Honours list for services to the heritage of lace-making.
Volunteers, Alan and Kathleen Hemingway present a certificate and some framed antique Honiton lace to our 400,000th visitor who came into the museum this afternoon. Beth Saunders from Liss, Hants has an interest in textiles and took a break from her walking holiday to come with friends to see our collection of Honiton lace.
Bring your Honiton Pottery to Allhallows Museum and show the experts from the Honiton Pottery Collectors Society: www.hpcs.ws Saturday 28th July 10am to 2pm andFriday 31st August 10am to 2pm
The Barber Surgeon is coming back to Allhallows Museum on Saturday 22nd October 11am – 2pm to show us the gory secrets of surgery from the past – how a medieval Barber Surgeon would have worked. The instruments used for the most dangerous operation performed at that time will be displayed and there will be a […]