Wednesday 21st August 2019  

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.

We rely on your input to further develop this museum website. If you feel that you have information to contribute, please contact us.

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Latest Museum Additions

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		Raven Cottage, 31 Meeting Street, Quorn – House deeds/timeline Property deeds are a valuable source of local history information, but since land ...... cont.
		Elms Drive gates Elms Drive was built in the late 1920s/early 1930s, and until about 1957 it had large ...... cont.
		Thomas Cradock of Quorn Court Thomas Cradock was born in Loughborough in 1795. He married Mary Octavia Grover (known as ...... cont.

Total: 3 artefacts returned

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