Friday 13th February 2026  

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Our 50 most recently submitted museum artefacts are listed below:

		Winifred Ogston Greenaway of the ATS, Quorn in WW2 Extract from an Imperial War Museum Oral History Interview Winifred Ogston ...... cont.
		Postcard from Lord Lonsdale in 1895 about Quorn Hunt Hugh Cecil Lowther was the 5th Earl of Lonsdale and Master of the Quorn Hunt from 1893 to ...... cont.
		Memories of Outdoor Work for M W Wright & Sons by Marlene Bradshaw nee Lidierth Marlene Lidierth grew up in Quorn in the 1950s and lived with her family at 33 Castledine ...... cont.
		Hot air balloon lands in Warwick Avenue, Quorn, 1986 Do you remember the day in May 1986 when a hot air balloon landed in Warwick Avenue? It ...... cont.
		Opening of Quorn Cricket Club Pavilion in 1928 George Francis Farnham secured the future of Quorn’s cricket ground, Caves Field in 1926. ...... cont.
		Corner of Woodhouse Road and Loughborough Road, Quorn, about 1905 Looking up Woodhouse Road from Loughborough Road, about 1905 The house on the right is ...... cont.
		Station Road, Quorn, 1905 On the left is a very old cruck constructed building that was sadly demolished and ...... cont.
		General William Booth in Quorn 1905 General William Booth, founder of the Salvation Army, driving through Quorn Cross on his ...... cont.
		Richard Tunnecliffe – A photographer of Quorn Richard Anthony Tunnecliffe from Seacombe, Wallasey on the Wirral was a keen and skilled ...... cont.
		Moated Medieval Hunting Lodge, Quorn Off Chaveney Road, along the public footpath by Mill Fields Farm is Quorn’s only national ...... cont.

Total: 50 artefacts returned over 5 pages

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