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Talk by Alan Denney – The Dirty History of Cambridge. ​​April 17th 2026.

12/4/2026

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We're delighted to welcome Alan Denney back for another fascinating talk, April 17th, 2026.

Alan will be talking about how the Victorians improved public health by providing healthy piped water and proper sanitation. 

Doors open from 6pm for snacks and drinks.

Booking required – please contact us.

​Non members £5, members FREE.
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TALK: A History of Waterway Transport Through the Fens

9/9/2025

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We are delighted to announce a talk by Alan Denny on Friday September 26th, 2025: A History of Waterway Transport through the Fens. 
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Celebrating pottery in Prickwillow

28/8/2025

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We are delighted to announce a new exhibition celebrating 50 years since the opening of Prickwillow Pottery.
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NEW! A series of evening talks at the Museum

27/7/2025

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Tuesday 5th August 2025 7pm
Retired Fireman, Brian Seddington, talking about
his long service in the fire service both locally
and in London, with amusing anecdotes.
Admission: members free, non-members £3
Snacks and drinks available
 
Friday 26th September 2025 7pm
Alan Denney with his fascinating insight into
The History of Waterway Transport through the Fens
Admission: members free, non-members £5
Hot and Cold Food available before the talk
 
Friday 17th April 2026 7pm
Alan Denney – A Dirty History of Cambridge
Discovering how the Victorians provided a
piped water supply and proper sanitation
Admission: members free, non-members £5
Hot and Cold Food available before the talk

Please book on 01353 720737 or 07793117480
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Easter Bunny joins our first open day of 2025!

7/3/2025

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Easter Sunday, April 20th, 12.00 to 16.00.

Calling all children – bring an adult and come meet our friendly Easter Bunny and his Alice, and receive an Easter egg!

Follow the treasure hunt around the Museum and enjoy the age-related crafts and activities.

All for £3 per child, with one accompanying adult receiving half price admission.
Normal admission charges for other visitors.

​Hot and cold food available.
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