Opening Hours
The museum is open
May 1st 2024 until October
10am to 4.00pm Monday to Saturday
We look forward to welcoming you.
The museum is open
May 1st 2024 until October
10am to 4.00pm Monday to Saturday
We look forward to welcoming you.
Summer Exhibition 2024
The Artists who were inspired by Porlock
The museum’s Summer Exhibition will this year celebrate the artists who over the past three centuries have been inspired by the beauty of our local landscapes.
We are bringing together for the first time a wide selection of works painted in Porlock, the villages of the Vale and Porlock Weir. The collection will span the centuries, with works by the Porlock-born Richard Phelps in the eighteenth century through to more recent times.
The museum’s Summer Exhibition will this year celebrate the artists who over the past three centuries have been inspired by the beauty of our local landscapes.
We are bringing together for the first time a wide selection of works painted in Porlock, the villages of the Vale and Porlock Weir. The collection will span the centuries, with works by the Porlock-born Richard Phelps in the eighteenth century through to more recent times.
Porlock Country Fair
Thank you to everyone who visited our stand at Porlock Country Fair, and a big thank you to everyone who supported the museum by taking part in our raffle. We hope you enjoy your prizes. We are extremely grateful to our generous sponsors who donated the prizes. A huge thank you to you all.
Will the holder of ticket number 385 please contact us to arrange to collect your voucher? Either email us or pop into the museum. |
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Those Who Served
Porlock, Selworthy and Luccombe
in the Second World War
by Jeff Cox
New Publication. Available now.
On sale £25 a copy
Funded by grants from One Stop Carriers for Causes and W H Smith
To purchase your copy please contact
Jeff Cox on 01643 863083, email jeff.cox@talk21.com
Dovery Manor Museum is a Learning Destination for the Childrens University.
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First World War Project Those Who Served Porlock, Selworthy and Luccombe in the Great War by Jeff Cox New Publication On sale £25 a copy Funded by grants from One Stop Carriers for Causes and W H Smith |
Please donate your used ink cartridges to help support Dovery Manor Museum.
Donations towards the ongoing costs of the museum are very welcome.
If you are a UK tax payer, please consider using the Gift Aid Scheme
to make your gift even more valuable.
General enquiries:
enquiries@doverymanormuseum.org.uk
Publicity:
publicity@doverymanormuseum.org.uk
Dovery Manor Museum © 2018 All rights reserved.
Registered Charity Number 1079760
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