Manx National Heritage, the charity responsible for the care and promotion of the Isle of Man’s natural and cultural heritage, is pleased to provide an update on work to refurbish Castle Rushen Courtroom. Works were initially delayed by the Covid …
Manx National Heritage, the charity responsible for the care and promotion of the Isle of Man’s natural and cultural heritage, welcomes proposals to include a number of buildings and war memorials on the Isle of Man’s Protected Buildings Register. …
MNH WELCOME PROPOSED REGISTRATION OF HISTORIC BUILDINGS Read more »
Manx National Heritage, the charity responsible for the care and promotion of the Isle of Man’s natural and cultural heritage, is pleased to confirm the return of the wardens to the Calf of Man Bird Observatory. Located off the south …
20 April 2021 Today, a beautiful 350 year old gold and crystal ring discovered on the Isle of Man was declared Treasure by the Isle of Man Coroner of Inquests, Mrs Jayne Hughes. Discovered in December 2020 by metal detectorist …
CIVIL WAR ERA CRYSTAL AND GOLD RING DECLARED TREASURE Read more »
Do you enjoy watching film footage from the Isle of Man’s past? Then look no further than www.imuseum.im, where Manx National Heritage has today launched 22 short films of the Isle of Man. Captured by amateur filmmaker J. Walter Royston, …
Manx National Heritage, the charity responsible for the care and promotion of Isle of Man’s natural and cultural heritage announces the launch of a new database and website, https://isleofmanher.im/. The new website provides access all in one place for the …
THE ISLE OF MAN’S FIRST MAJOR HISTORIC ENVIRONMENT RESOURCE GOES ONLINE Read more »
A rare and historically significant piece of Charles Rennie Mackintosh designed furniture, made at Knockaloe Internment Camp on the Isle of Man, has been sold at auction for almost £0.25million. The piece was sold by Lyon & Turnbull, Edinburgh on …
A recent exhibition at the Manx Museum in Douglas reflected upon the work of the artist William Hoggatt, who spent many years living on the Isle of Man. Born and educated in Lancaster, Hoggatt spent more than fifty years living …
Some of history’s most significant British timepieces dating from 1500 to 1800 will go on display on the Isle of Man in a new Luxury of Time exhibition, made possible thanks to the generosity of the philanthropist Dr John C …
World heritage timepieces to chime on the Isle of Man Read more »
With new and exciting ideas in the pipeline for the redevelopment of the basement displays in the Manx Museum, it will bring to a close the much-loved Folklife Gallery, which has been on permanent display since the 1950s and remains …
New TT Display to Replace Folklife Gallery in the Manx Museum Read more »