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First 50th Anniversary Talk. Sat 20th April, ’24

Anne Buddle, Trustee – Wanlockhead Museum Trust, formerly NGS & V&A. A cheerful Anniversary introduction to the Museum of Lead Mining.


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Spring re-opening!

The museum is re-opening on Wednesday, 6th March, 2024


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Lead goes Gold!

To celebrate the Golden Anniversary of the Museum of Lead Mining, in 2024, we want to collect living stories and memories related to the local mining community.


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Opening Times

The museum closed to the public for the winter on Sunday 1st October 2023.


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Celebrating 50 Years

Celebrating 50 years! The Museum of Lead Mining will be celebrating its 50th Anniversary throughout 2024. Watch this space for information about events!


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