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The Museum acquired Skelton's The Diver (1970), a carving in walnut wood, in 2008. [3] This was made possible through the V&A Purchase Fund and the Friends of the Worthing Museum. The Art Gallery regularly hosts visiting exhibitions such as Jon Edgar [4] in 2010 and Dora Gordine [5] in 2011, in association with Kingston University's Dorich ...
Worthing Museum and Art Gallery opens; King Edward VII stays at Beach House for the first time; Worthing's first fire station is built on High Street; 1909 - Sir Frederick Stern purchases a site on Highdown Hill that becomes Highdown Gardens; 1910 - Ellen Chapman is elected to Worthing Council, one of the first female councillors in the UK
Amberley Museum & Heritage Centre: ... science and technology of clocks, time and measurement ... Worthing Museum and Art Gallery: Worthing: Worthing: Multiple: Local ...
Worthing Victorian promenade shelter at dusk, July 2018. In the longer term, the area around Worthing's museum, art gallery, library and town hall—collectively described as the "Worthing Cultural and Civic Hub"—is to be revamped to provide extra facilities and new housing. [99]
The rescue of this ship, which encountered difficulties off Worthing and was wrecked, was commemorated in a painting which is held at Worthing Museum and Art Gallery. [48] Kingshill: 1915 1 This schooner sent out a distress signal in stormy seas, and was eventually wrecked at Goring-by-Sea. Worthing lifeboat was launched, but it capsized during ...
However, with the placement of further Inshore boats at both Littlehampton and Shoreham Harbour in 1967, the Worthing Lifeboat Station was closed once again. [1] When the Worthing station on Marine Parade was closed in 1930, the building was made into a lifeboat museum, with the Richard Coleman (ON 466) left in situ. The museum remained open ...
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An Anglo-Saxon cemetery was created on the site around 450 AD which has produced an unusual number of glass objects, which can now be seen in Worthing Museum. This cemetery was discovered by accident in the 1890s when local landowner Edwin Henty undertook tree planting inside the hillfort. His workmen had discarded or stolen much material ...