September 29th, 2021
In October 1978 there was an Autumn Gathering at the Museum which bought together enthusiasts from different areas of historic collections, heritage crafts and transport. This encouraged the growth of the Museum collections and lead to the official opening of the Museum in 1979.
Since 1978, on every first Sunday of October, an Autumn Gathering has taken place to celebrate the Museum, its collections, Volunteers and to show a number of historic vehicles that have visited the Museum over the years.
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Special Autumn Gathering at Amberley Museum this Sunday!
This Sunday 3rd October, join Amberley Museum in a celebration of the creation of the West Sussex Museum.In October 1978 there was an Autumn Gathering at the Museum which bought together enthusiasts from different areas of historic collections, heritage crafts and transport. This encouraged the growth of the Museum collections and lead to the official opening of the Museum in 1979.
Since 1978, on every first Sunday of October, an Autumn Gathering has taken place to celebrate the Museum, its collections, Volunteers and to show a number of historic vehicles that have visited the Museum over the years.
Celebrate this anniversary event with Amberley Museum this Sunday 3rd October and see a variety of over 170 vehicles on display dating from 1896-1970.
The oldest vehicle will be an 1896 Benz which will be brought by Gordon Cobbold who has attended every Autumn Gathering at Amberley since it started in 1978.
Over half of the motor cars on display were built before the second world war, and feature major makes of the era such as Rolls Royce, Austin 7s, Morgan, Humber and Standard.
There will be an unusual, yet special reunion of two Wallis & Steevens Steam Rollers. This will be the first time they have been together since they were built in 1938.
The Museum’s Racksaw Bench will be running for the first time in 3 years by a visiting steam traction engine.
Visitors can chat, learn and reminisce with Volunteers and vehicle owners, across the Museum grounds. The Museum’s Vintage Buses and Steam Train will be giving passenger rides throughout the day.
Booking and more information:
Tickets are selling fast for this weekend event. Advanced booking is strongly recommended to avoid disappointment.
To book your tickets and more information go to:
https://www.amberleymuseum.co.uk/whats-on/autumn-gathering/
The Limeburners Café at the Museum will be open until 4pm, with seating both inside and outside on the Café terrace and you may also bring picnics. The site is wheelchair accessible, and dogs are welcome on a lead.
https://www.amberleymuseum.co.uk/
The oldest vehicle will be an 1896 Benz which will be brought by Gordon Cobbold who has attended every Autumn Gathering at Amberley since it started in 1978.
Over half of the motor cars on display were built before the second world war, and feature major makes of the era such as Rolls Royce, Austin 7s, Morgan, Humber and Standard.
There will be an unusual, yet special reunion of two Wallis & Steevens Steam Rollers. This will be the first time they have been together since they were built in 1938.
The Museum’s Racksaw Bench will be running for the first time in 3 years by a visiting steam traction engine.
Visitors can chat, learn and reminisce with Volunteers and vehicle owners, across the Museum grounds. The Museum’s Vintage Buses and Steam Train will be giving passenger rides throughout the day.
Booking and more information:
Tickets are selling fast for this weekend event. Advanced booking is strongly recommended to avoid disappointment.
To book your tickets and more information go to:
https://www.amberleymuseum.co.uk/whats-on/autumn-gathering/
The Limeburners Café at the Museum will be open until 4pm, with seating both inside and outside on the Café terrace and you may also bring picnics. The site is wheelchair accessible, and dogs are welcome on a lead.
https://www.amberleymuseum.co.uk/
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