Friday 27th November 2020  

Quorn Village On-line Museum

This museum opened its virtual doors in July 2009. It was created and is run by a very small team of enthusiastic volunteers. The aim of the museum is to document the history of Quorn and to provide an archive of local information that is not only of value to the local or family historian, but will also give pleasure to the casual browser. Hours of painstaking transcription and research has gone into bringing you this unique repository of village information.

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Latest Museum Additions

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		Student life at Soar House, Quorn, in the 1960s Paul Dilks was a student at Loughborough College of Education from 1966 to 1969 and his ...... cont.
		Memories of the USA 82nd Airborne in Quorn – Looking back 76 years! Mary Totman (nee Webster) and her sister grew up in Quorn in WW2. The family had moved ...... cont.
		William Fantham, GCR Platelayer, Quorn, killed in WW1 Killed 8th May 1916 in France, aged 22 William George Fantham was the eldest of ...... cont.

Total: 3 artefacts returned

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