Mission Statement
To preserve and display the collection of artefacts covering 1000 years of history of St Bridget's church and to promote knowledge and understanding of the museum, the church and local history
Programme 2019-20
VISITS 2019-20
Various visits to places of interest in addition to the Annual Summer Visit will beorganised throughout the season, dates to be announced.
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Talks 2019
Thursday 12th SeptemberTHE RISE AND FALL OF NEW BRIGHTON TOWER 1897 – 1921
Rob Jones – Lecturer and Tram Enthusiast
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Thursday 10th October
BRITAIN'S FIRST W.P.C.
Bob Knowles – Chair of the History Research Group of the Oxton Society
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Thursday 14th November
WONDROUS WIRRAL
Barry Humphreys – Historian and Lecturer
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Thursday 12th December
A MAGICAL MYSTERY TOUR
Ray O'Brien – Speaker and Raconteur
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Talks 2020
Thursday 9th JanuaryTHE WIRRAL FROM THE AIR
Gavin Hunter- Lecturer and Archivist
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Thursday 13th February
LIDOS OF WIRRAL
Heather Chapman – Local Historian
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Thursday 12th March
HOW SANDSTONE SHAPED WIRRAL
Rod Tann – Chairman, The Wirral Society
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Thursday 2nd April
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
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Saturday 25th April
“END OF TERM SOCIAL EVENING”
Wallasey Yacht Club
Meetings take place at Wallasey Central Library, Earlston Road
commencing at 7.30 pm, on the second Thursday of the month