Museum Article Week fourteen Welcome again all friends of Mountmellick Embroidery and Heritage Museum to week fourteen in our series of articles relating to our museum and local history. We hope that this finds you well and staying safe. In many ways the loosening of restrictions around Covid 19 wh...
Welcome again all friends of Mountmellick Museum to week eleven in our series of articles relating to either our Museum or relevant local history. During these challenging times we send every good wish that you and all of those people you care about are remaining safe and making plans to be cl...
A message from our Chairperson. Greetings again all Friends of Mountmellick Embroidery Museum and welcome to another Article relevant to our local Museum and History. We hope that wherever you are reading this that you, your family and friends are staying safe and looking forward and planning...
Welcome again all friends of Mountmellick Embroidery Museum to another article which we hope is of interest to you. We send best wishes to you, your family and friends, that you are staying safe and looking forward to meeting up outside of social media sometime very soon. Enjoy this week’s con...
To all Friends of Mountmellick Embroidery Museum, Message from Chairperson of Mountmellick Museum, Welcome to our latest article during the COVID 19 lockdown emanating from our Museum Committee. Thank you for joining us once more, We hope this finds you all well and staying safe, the outlook for a...
The story of Joseph Beale (1801-1857) Article by Bridie Dunne The first Quaker to arrive in Mountmellick was William Edmundson who settled in Rosenallis near Mountmellick in 1659. He was accompanied by a group of young Quakers from the North, including Thomas Beale, his wife and son Joshua. The Be...
