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The Spalding Gentlemen’s Society, one of the oldest learned societies in the Kingdom and the earliest provincial association for the encouragement of antiquarianism, was founded by Maurice Johnson (1688-1755), “The Antiquary”, of Ayscoughfee Hall, Spalding.
Open Tues to Sat 10-4. Entry free.
“Visited from Boston last week and found your museum an absolute gem and the members so friendly, helpful and informative.”
Lecture season 2023/24
Join us for our new lecture season starting in September.
Egyptian Activity Day. 10-3pm
Spalding Methodist Church, Broad Street, Spalding.Come and make some Egyptian craftwork items and learn more about an ancient civilisation. £2.50 entry. Also see some genuine Egyptians items in the museum just across the road.
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Founded in 1710, the Spalding Gentlemen’s Society is Britain’s oldest surviving provincial learned society. Since 1955, its charitable purpose has been: ‘To promote and foster among the public knowledge, appreciation and the study of …’ what we now call the Arts, Sciences and Humanities. It is a membership society that welcomes women, notwithstanding its history and name. Membership is open to anyone aged eighteen or over.
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Egyptian Activity Day. 10-3pm
Spalding Methodist Church, Broad Street, Spalding.Come and make some Egyptian craftwork items and learn more about an ancient civilisation. £2.50 entry. Also see some genuine Egyptians items in the museum just across the road.