Heritage

Friends of Harlow Museum

Meets: Every second Wednesday at the Museum of Harlow.
Activities: Lectures during the winter months and visits during the summer. Friends are invited to exhibition previews and special events at the Museum.
Contact: Brenda Miller, 32 Old Orchard, Harlow, CM18 6YG
Tel: 01279 422131
Email: brendajune.miller@tiscali.co.uk

 

 

 

Harlow Civic Society

 

Meets: For lectures in October, February and April and general meetings in January and September at the Museum of Harlow.
Activities: Campaigns to encourage high quality future development in the town, appreciate and conserve Harlow's heritage and increase awareness of civic values. Gives talks to schools, colleges and organsations, mounts exhibition etc.
Contact: For education and events; Jackie Storey, 47 Bynghams, Harlow, Essex, CM19 5NS

Tel: 01279 830784

Email: jackie.storey@ntlworld.com

 

 

 

 

Harlow Study Centre

Consisting of a medieval tithe barn, 12th century church of St.Andrews and 16th century day barn. Grade 1 listed and a scheduled ancient monument the buildings were restored in the 1990s to provide high quality venues for seminars, conferences and meetings
Contact : Harlow Education Consortium, The Study Centre, Netteswellbury Farm CM18 6BW

Tel: 01279 446725

Email: admin@hecuk.net

 

 

 

The Museum Of Harlow

 

Chronicles the history of Harlow from prehistory to present day. Renowned for its Roman artifacts and Metropolitan ware pottery. Houses the New Town archive. Has a fine education service and arranges regular holiday workshops for children.

Open: Tuesdays - Saturday 10am -5pm

Contact: The Museum of Harlow, Muskham Road, Harlow, Essex CM20 2LF

Tel: 01279 454959

Email: tmoh@harlow.gov.uk

Web: www.tmoh.com

 

 

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