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Exhibitions on ‘Science’ and ‘Navigation’
Friday 27th March – Sunday 18th October 2026
Visitors to Ayscoughfee Hall Museum have the chance to explore the history of navigation from 1700 to the present day: from the search for an accurate way to measure longitude to modern OS mapping. In the Ambler Room, discover more about those early Society members whose experiments and discoveries in medicine, botany, optics and engineering helped shape our understanding of science and nature today. The exhibitions are accessible free of charge during Ayscoughfee Hall Museum’s normal opening hours of Wednesday to Sunday, between 10.30am and 4pm.
Exciting new exhibitions exploring the history of ‘Science’ and ‘Navigation’ to open in Spalding
Britain’s oldest provincial learned society, Spalding Gentlemen’s Society, is launching two new exhibitions at Ayscoughfee Hall Museum this spring. Opening on Friday 27th March 2026, they will display a carefully curated range of artefacts, focusing...
Don’t miss our March 2026 Lectures
Don’t miss the last two events in Spalding Gentlemen’s Society’s spring lecture season. Everyone is welcome to attend these insightful talks by leading heritage experts. 6th March – ‘The Worshipful Company of Stationers, Past, Present...
See our 2026 Lecture Season
When the Christmas festivities are over, we hope you’ll join us from January 2026, when we’ll be running a series of lectures at Spalding’s Broad Street Methodist Church (PE11 1TB). 9th January -
