Earls Colne Heritage Museum

UPCOMING AND PAST EVENTS

Earls Colne Heritage Museum have a number of upcoming events.
Please browse the below, get in touch for information and how to book.

UP COMING EVENTS 

Out and About with John Stedman

Out and About with John Stedman

OUT AND ABOUT with John Stedman Life time resident and local historian, John Stedman, heads a series of walks around the local area in his own inimitable style. Monthly, from April to October 2025, the Earls Colne Heritage Museum and John have put together old and new...

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The SAS are coming to Earls Colne

The SAS are coming to Earls Colne

Prepare for an unforgettable evening of History: Courage: Adventure: as we bring to life the thrilling events of March 1945.
Weds 19th March 7.30pm Colne Valley Golf Club Thurs 20th March 7.30pm The Essex Golf and Country Club.
All tickets £7.50. Tickets available by QR codes for Colne Valley Golf Club and Essex Golf and Country Club.  See poster.

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THE ATLAS GARDENS – COMMUNITY GARDENS AWARD

THE ATLAS GARDENS – COMMUNITY GARDENS AWARD

Earls Colne Heritage Museum has successfuly been awarded a £2,500 grant by Braintree District Council under the Community Gardens Scheme.  Work has already begun to upgrade the planting and install four story boards telling t

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Who was Hamish Valentine?

Who was Hamish Valentine?

Hamish’s parents retired to Earls Colne in 1903/04 to a new house built for them all in York Road. The house was called Luton Lodge,  Now the Con Club!

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PAST EVENTS

Earls Colne in WW2

Earls Colne in WW2

Fordham History Society

Thu 19th March  7.30pm

Fordham Village Hall Church Road, Fordham, Essex. CO6 5NA

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HOW TO FIND US

Opening Hours

Open every Saturday & Sunday 2-4pm
Wednesdays 2-4pm May-October

Travelling from the West (Halstead):
About 100 yards past the Zebra Crossing,
take the first right into Massingham Drive
keep on this road and the museum is on your left.

Travelling from the east via Earls Colne High Street:
Take the second left after the Zebra Crossing into Massingham Drive,
keep on this road and the museum is on your left.
On a lamppost opposite the turn into Massingham Drive
is a small brown sign pointing to the museum.