Fancy a stroll down one of Lancaster's most notorious historic streets? Come with us in our latest #podcast episode & find out if the reputation is true when it comes to China Lane. Find us on Podbean …redyearsonehundredobjects.podbean.com Or on Spotify, Audible & more. #100years100objects

VOTE NOW for your favourite object in our 100years100objects exhibition! keepconnected.lancaster.gov.uk/100-years-of-l… Or find out more at visitlancaster.org.uk/museums #lancastercitymuseums #lancastercitymuseum #lancastermaritimemuseum #100years100objects #lovelancaster #localhistory

We're taking part in the Eerie-on-Sea Monster Museum Tour from Kids in Museums & @walkerbooksUK! Join us this October half term to search for strange creatures & spooky spectres. Plus you could win a bundle of all five Eerie-on-Sea books! #EerieMonsterMuseumTour #kidsinmuseums

To celebrate the launch of #Mermedusa by Thomas Taylor, we're holding an Eerie-on-Sea Monster Museum Tour this half term. 👻 Can you spot all the monsters of mysterious seaside town, Eerie-on-Sea? Complete the trail and get a free bookmark & sticker! #EerieMonsterMuseumTour

We're heading into #Roman Britain into the bodies of some ancient Romans in today's new podcast as we talk to Bryan Rhodes about surgical forceps. What did the Romans believe about the human body What would a Roman face on the operating table over 1,500 years ago? #Lancaster

Happy 100th birthday Lancaster City Museum! Long may you prosper! Lancaster Museums

Lancaster city Museum celebrated a huge 100 years of opening over the weekend! Find out more about how the museum and its staff celebrated the event >> marketinglancashire.com/news/city-muse… Lancashire Museums

The Home of Lancaster City and The Kings Own Regiment Museum: We may have changed our opening dates and times, but Don't forget we're still here for you! Friday - Tuesday 10.30-16.00 Celebrating 100 year's of Our services as a Museum!

#Lancaster City Museum is about to celebrate its centenary! The museum was opened in 1923 by Mayor Oglethorpe. 100 years later to the day, his grandson - Philip Oglethorpe - will attend the special event to mark the milestone. #KeyCities lancasterguardian.co.uk/news/looking-b…

The Maritime Museum of Lancaster: ❓ Did you know...? ❓ It's been over 140 years since our Custom House was last used for the business of Customs. We're open Friday - Monday 12:00 - 16:00 with our Cafe open until 15:30 for refreshments should you need them.

Roman milestone from the reign of Hadrian (AD 117-138). It was found in the Artle Beck at Caton in 1803, some four miles from Lancaster. The stone is now part of the collections Lancaster Museums #EpigraphyTuesday #RomanBritain 📷 My own.

Happy Lancashire Day! From all of us here at Lancaster City Museum's

Always try to enjoy your work as much as the horse on the Insus #RomanBritain tombstone 🐴 TO THE SHADES OF THE DEAD. INSUS, SON OF VODULLUS, CITIZEN OF THE TREVERI, CAVALRYMAN OF THE ALA AUGUSTA, TROOP OF VICTOR, CURATOR, DOMITIA HIS HEIR HAD THIS SET UP - Lancaster Museums

You may have seen our exhibition, 'Casting Comedy' by Graham Ibbeson, but have you taken a look at his work which we also sell in our shop, here at the City Museum. Why not come and have a look, where you can purchase his work on cards and prints, as well as his book.

Opened on this day: Did you know 178 years ago today on the 21st September 1846, Lancaster Castle Station opened Here's a selection of photos from our collection of the station through the years... What memories do you have of the station? We'd love to hear them!

🦈 Fierce fossils for sale right now in The Shop @ the City Museum! This one's from an ancient Mako shark that roamed the seas of the Eocene era, 40 to 60 million years ago. The shark was about 10 metres long. Come and visit us to see the size of the tooth! 😲

It's been over 3 months now since we opened our new shop here at the City Museum. Have you managed to visit it yet? We'd love to hear your feedback Why not come and have a look at what we have in store: We're open Friday - Tuesday 10.30 - 16.00

Last week while the weather had been kind to us, our Museum team decided it would be a good idea to spend time cleaning and weeding the Roman Bathhouse as well as the wery wall With it being part of our heritage We'll now do our best to make sure it's maintained and looked after

This postcard from our collection sent in August 1902 reads - "We are going home today - what wretched weather we have had these last two days - it is fine today when we are leaving." We've all 'enjoyed' wet weekends like this, do you have memories of holidays like this? 🌧😀

Lancaster City Museum's: 101 year's of our services Then-Now-Forever