Time To Talk
Fancy getting out of the house? Why not come along to our new “Time to Talk” cafe – We’d love to hear about your day! Maurice Dobson Museum, Vicar Road, Darfield. Not ready to leave yet? Read our previous blog
Darfield's long history is brought to life.
Fancy getting out of the house? Why not come along to our new “Time to Talk” cafe – We’d love to hear about your day! Maurice Dobson Museum, Vicar Road, Darfield. Not ready to leave yet? Read our previous blog
Edible England Heritage Event at Maurice Dobson Museum and Heritage Centre 2 Vicar Road, Darfield, Barnsley, South Yorkshire, S73 9JZ Our beautifully restored Georgian Yeoman’s residence was once a shop run by Maurice Dobson. For ‘Edible England’ we will be
Come and celebrate Yorkshire Day at the Maurice Dobson Museum! We’re holding a special weekend event on Saturday 31st July and Sunday 1st August 2021, and would love you to join us. Our museum will be open to visitors, and
*** UPDATE Darfield Museum is Re-opening Saturday 29th May at 10am *** Maurice and Fred will be smiling too… Most days, on my permitted stroll, I wander by the Maurice Dobson Museum and Heritage Centre and I feel a pang
Hello again! A warm welcome back to our blog. It’s been a while since we’ve updated our blog; however, there have been lots of exciting things going on behind the scenes at the Maurice Dobson Museum and Heritage Centre! As
On Monday was our annual Carols on the Patio. It was a wonderful night with traditional carols, mulled wine and mince pies. Our Christmas Raffle raised £139 for the charity embrace. All prizes were claimed on the night. Thanks to
Throughout the Christmas period there has been lots going on at the Museum. On Friday 1st December was the switch on of the village Christmas tree. A wonderful night with Carols from the Church School as well as a visit
Our beautifully restored and fully functional National time clock, also known as a clock card machine, punch clock or time recorder, was used by many companies to assist in the tracking of hours worked by employees. The time clock, upon
On Monday was the annual Carols on the Patio. It was a lovely night with traditional carols, mulled wine and warm mince pies. There was also a raffle with all proceedings being donated to the Riding for the Disabled Association.
On Thursday 1st January was the Museum Christmas tree light switch on. The tree is now on display on the patio for the village to see as they pass. It is also open for any groups who wish to sings