Tullie House Museum & Art Gallery
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Tullie House Museum & Art Gallery
Close to the borders of England and Scotland and to the Lake District, Tullie House Museum & Art Gallery is a meeting point of the History, Nature and Art in one of Britain's most fascinating regions. The rich collections are a resource of local, regional and national importance. Over the coming months Tullie House is pleased to offer you an exciting range of exhibitions and events.

Keep up to date with our programme of activities via our Facebook and Twitter accounts as well as our What's On page of the website. We continue to run our programme of activities and events for children and families, as well as our Tuesday Lunchtime Talks and Monday Alternative Film Season. Ensure you keep up to date by receiving the Tullie House newsletter.
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Membership
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Our members play an important role in supporting Tullie House, while enjoying special benefits and members' access to the Museum and exhibitions. Your valued support helps us to use our buildings and collections to tell stories, explore the world around us and transform lives. Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery is a registered charity (1143235) which relies on income from membership subscriptions and private donations.
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As a charity Tullie House welcomes the support of volunteers from all sections of the community. If you're 18 years and over, a student, between jobs, retired or part-time worker there will be a way for you to get involved. If you'd like to gain valuable work experience, develop your skills or use your time and talents to benefit Tullie House and the wider community we'd like to hear from you.
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Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery became an independent charitable trust in 2011. The museum relies on fundraising and donations to support its work, caring for the collections and buildings, and sharing the stories told by the collection through a diverse and exciting programme of exhibitions and engagement.
Events
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A collaborative project between Tullie House Museum, Carlisle Library and Archives service and M-Unit to address the lack of diversity within Cumbria's collections. A project which explored the hidden or harder to see histories of the objects and their collectors in the Tullie House Nature Collection.
Collections
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Tullie House Museum has collected the history of Carlisle and Cumbria for over 125 years. Our collections tell the stories of the people who have lived, loved, worked and died here. We collect to remember what has happened, so that we learn from our past and use it to inform our future. Tullie House has three permanent galleries and two temporary spaces that host a programme of changing exhibitions throughout the year.
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