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Manx National Heritage is delighted to welcome the enigmatic English historian Professor Ronald Hutton back to the Isle of Man to present ‘The Problem of the Celts’ at […]

The 2014 Heritage Open Days events are booking up fast. Of the 40 plus events in this year’s programme, The Susie Cooper Museum and Archive, Pulrose Power Station […]

Manx National Heritage welcomes Andrew Robertshaw BA MA PGCE to present his lecture ‘The Real War Horses: Horse Power, Logistics and Transport 1914-18’ at the Manx Museum on […]

Last Wednesday’s training evening for Civil Defence volunteers took them to an unusual venue – the dock of the world’s oldest sea yacht, the Peggy in Castletown. Earlier […]

Heritage Open Days returns this autumn for its fifth year, with this year’s events scheduled for Friday 3th – Sunday 5th October and Friday 10th – Sunday 12th […]

The Manx Museum plays host to an international conference later this month on the subject of First World War internment, and proceedings begin on Friday 12 September with […]

On Saturday 23 August 2014, visitors to the Manx Museum will have a special opportunity to see some very unique vehicles and learn all about the only locally […]

A special conference organised by the Manx Museum and De Montfort University takes place next month on the subject of First World War internment on the Isle of […]

On Sunday 17th August Cregneash will be taking visitors back 100 years to experience what life was like for the Manx people during the First World War. The […]

A collection of work by artist Peter Davies inspired by the art of Victorian storytelling will be exhibited at The Grove Museum in Ramsey on 24 August – […]

Last month, a team of seven volunteers from Lloyds Bank joined members of Manx Wildlife Trust and Manx National Heritage to lend a helping hand on the Calf […]

Developing the visitor experience to support family enjoyment of our heritage sites has been a key focus for Manx National Heritage.  Rushen Abbey is the latest heritage site […]

On Saturday 26 July, the Manx Museum hosted the first ‘Show and Tell’ session in conjunction with This Terrible Ordeal exhibition. Taking place in the WWI Exploratorium, the […]

Fifteen months of hard work by volunteers at Manx National Heritage came to fruition on Monday 28 July with a special presentation to Venerable Andrew Brown, Archdeacon of […]

The biggest Viking ship ever built in modern times will be in Peel harbour tomorrow – the Dragon Harald Fairhair. Named after Harald Fairhair, the Viking King who […]