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Herefordshire Heritage Services operates five sites across the county as well as Museum on the Move, a mobile museum. We also support the independent museums in the county through our Museum Development Officer scheme. Three of our sites are in the county town of Hereford - these are Hereford Museum and Art Gallery, the Old House and the new Museum Resource and Learning Centre (opened in 2008). Our other centres are the Market House Visitor Centre in Ross on Wye and Ledbury Heritage Centre. Admission to museums, galleries and heritage centres is free of charge (charges apply for some events and special services). *A quick note on copyright* Herefordshire Heritage Services retain the copyright on all images posted by them on Facebook, whether on their own page or anyone else's. *A quick note on commenting* This page is an open forum where anyone is welcome to contribute. Discussion is encouraged, but please be aware that any offensive, defamatory, obscene or harassing comments or personal attacks of any kind will be removed. Spamming, repeat submissions of the same (or very similar) contributions or content that is off-topic may also be removed.

Discover this surprising local history museum located in the centre of the historic town of Hertford, the County Town of Hertfordshire.

The Wallace Collection is a national museum in an historic London town house, home of works such Frans Hals' 'The Laughing Cavalier', as well as beautiful furniture, Old Masters, porcelain and a world

Derwent College presents the Norman Rea Gallery (above The Courtyard) hosting exciting exhibitions and promoting the work of both Students and Professional artists throughout term-time all year round.

Four floors packed with information will really brings history to life: • Delve into the dark history of the Old Gaol, the Shire and the Borders • Enjoy an unforgettable learning experience • Find out about the terrifying Border Reiver raids and the tragic consequences • Watch the special “Reiver Raid” film made exclusively for the Old Gaol • Discover the area’s history and explore the buildings the Borderers lived in The building of Hexham Gaol was ordered June 1330 making it the oldest purpose-built prison in England. It held prisoners captured in Hexhamshire - the area ruled over by the Archbishop of York - and his Bailiff and officials ran the Shire on his behalf from the nearby Moothall. The Gaol was used until the 1820s, when a new county gaol was built at Morpeth. By 1828 most prisoners were held in Morpeth Gaol, and the Hexham House of Correction was used for petty thieves. More recently the building has been used as a bank, solicitors' office, home for the Rifle Volunteers, a Billiards Club, and a place from which to firewatch in the Second World War. By the mid-1970s the building was in a bad state and following major repairs it reopened as a museum and tourist information centre. Open Tuesday & Saturday (plus Bank Hols & school summer holiday Mondays April - end September). Closed December & January. Part of Woodhorn Charitable Trust along side Berwick Museum and Art Gallery, Morpeth Chantry Bagpipe Museum and Woodhorn.

A fifteenth-century building with a gallery in the tunnel-vaulted basement. A variety of exhibitions are shown here, usually by local artists and crafts people.

Family-friendly museum that explores the history of Wycombe district through seven hands-on galleries. Collections include local art, historic objects and furniture. Look out for changing exhibitions

We will be charging: £45 per beer-mat size section (per session) If we are doing fading to cover with a new tattoo, we will combine the price with the price of the new tattoo!! for more information please contact us.

Hitchin Museum & Art Gallery Address: Paynes Park, Hitchin, SG5 1EH Tel: 01462 434476 Letchworth Museum & Art Gallery Address: Broadway, Letchworth Garden City, SG6 3PF Tel: 01462 685647

An Accredited Museum of elementary education in an original school setting. See us on Hitchin TV at http://www.hitchintv.co.uk/britishschoolsmuseum.html

Based in the bright and busy office environment at Jam Industries, The Wall is the perfect spot to sample work from local artists. We're always looking for 'fresh paint' so get in touch if you'd like to find out more.

Back Lane Artspace is a visual arts venue in the heart of Holmfirth. We offer a creative space for a variety of activities: • exhibitions • events • workshops • art classes for adults • an after school art club for 10-16 year olds • the Little Art Club for pre-school children