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All talks start at 19:30 and are held in the Great Hall of the Museum of Somerset during the Summer and on-line via ‘Zoom’ when the country is on Greenwich Mean Time during the Winter.

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Non-members are welcome at all meetings. Just introduce yourself at the museum reception desk. Please email contact@fotmos.org.uk for further details or write to
Park Field Cottage, Langford Budville, Wellington, Somerset TA21 0QU
The Friends meet regularly throughout the summer to enjoy illustrated talks, outings and social events as well as working on specific projects. Members receive regular newsletters. During the winter talks are held on-line via “Zoom”
Programme – 2025/26
(Meeting are held on th 3rd Tuesday of the month)
July 21st
Great Hall of the Museum at 19:30
John Young
Thomas Young (1793-1829)
TuesdayAugust 18th
Great Hall of the Museum 19:30
Stephen Morgan
Tales from the West Somerset Railway
TuesdaySeptember 15th
Great Hall of the Museum at 19:30
Peter Snowden
“Signs of the Times”: items from the past still to be seen on our streets today
TuesdayOctober 20th
Via Zoom at 19:30
Paull Robathan
Connections – from undersea cables to the world wide web
Our aims are to:
• further the education of the public by promotion, support, assistance and improvement of the Museum through the activities of a group of Friends
• encourage, promote and assist the formation and development of a group of Friends of the Museum
• further the charitable purposes of the Museum and encourage the development of the facilities which it affords
• engage in, support and co-ordinate research, publishing, education, advertising and other charitable work
• make the individual skills of its members available to the Museum and assist the staff with voluntary help
The Friends help the Museum in a number of ways, including helping with their collections, supporting and co-ordinating research, raising funds for special projects and improving access to the collections.
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