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Welcome to the Cottage Museum’s website. A video will play above giving a quick overview of the Museum’s background. You can navigate the site using the links at the top of the page, and additional pages on historical background and other topics can be found on the right hand side bar.


Latest News

  • Evacuees Research April 3, 2012

    The Woodhall Spa Cottage Museum is conducting research into World War Two evacuees who were evacuated to Woodhall Spa. If anyone has any memories of that time or any other information, please contact the Museum to share your World War Two evacuee memories. Additionally, any historical documents pertaining to evacuation time would be welcomed too.

    Thank you.


  • Opening at Easter March 19, 2012

    The Cottage Museum will be open this year from early April in time for Good Friday. If it’s your first time visiting, the history of the village, the bungalow itself and the wartime years awaits you. If you’ve been before, the displays have been updated, so come and visit again! We will of course have the media centre up and running which allows visitors to watch both archived and modern videos pertaining to Woodhall’s heritage.

    We also bring news that the Museum has been awarded a grant of £677,600 from the Heritage Lottery Fund, which will go towards renovating the buildings and funding future heritage activities. This achievement makes the Museum’s prospects in 2012/2013 very exciting, and thanks must go to the development team who put in a staggering amount of work to get us to where we are at the moment.

    You can download the press release in Microsoft Word .doc format here: Woodhall HLF Round 2 Grant press release


  • Pageant DVD now on sale November 14, 2011

    The People’s Pageant 2011 DVD is now available to buy! You can purchase it online through the Museum Shop, and it will be stocked at various retailers soon (more info on this to come).

    Description: The DVD contains highlights from the People’s Pageant 2011, held in Woodhall Spa on the 9th July to celebrate its bicentenary.

    With a running time of 33mins, the film includes short segments of events that took place around the village, as well as a visual poem by Judy Theobald (BBC Radio Lincolnshire) and a recap of the previous Pageant history by Edward Mayor.


  • Museum Calendar 2012 now available October 6, 2011

    The Cottage Museum 2012 Calendar is now on sale. Featuring pictures from both the 1911 and 2011 Pageant festivals, it can be purchased for £3.99 at the Cottage Museum Tourist Information centre. Here’s to the new year!


  • Newsletter No. 8 July 26, 2011

    Newsletter 8 is now available online for download! It’s split into two parts, both being in the PDF format:

    Part One (4.6MB)
    Part Two (5.2MB)


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