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The Elgar Birthplace Museum
Crown East Lane,
Lower Broadheath,
Worcester WR2 6RH.
Tel: 01905 333224
Fax: 01905 333426
e-mail: birthplace@elgarmuseum.org
From the diary of Elgar's wife, Alice
17th May 1912
Rosamund Acworth came to stay - Arrived in time for tea party - Pleasant afternoon - Lady Gainsborough, Lady Norah, S. Powell, Mrs. Crawshay & Dosia, Frank - Alice - Dr. Harris, 2 Stokowskis - Mr. D'Oyly - K. Swan, Mr. & Mrs. L. Binyon. E. finished his Course of baths. Farewell to Norton. E. gave him signed photograph
The Elgar Birthplace Museum
Open Every Day
11.00 am to 5.00 pm
Early Opening 2012:
21 - 29 July at 10:00am
(Closed: 24 Dec 12 - 31 Jan 13)
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Visit the Museum
Open every day 11am-5pm
Early Opening 2012: 21 - 29 July from 10:00am
(Closed: 24 Dec 12 - 31 Jan 13)
Just 3 miles west of Worcester
Experience the best of England’s musical heritage whilst discovering the real Edward Elgar...
...the man behind the music.
Museum Event
Thur 31 May 10.30am
'Regal Elgar'
Elgar's associations with royalty in this Jubilee year
Illustrated talk with Dr Donald Hunt
Tickets £6.00
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Special Offer
The Elgar Edition
A 9 CD set of Elgar's Complete
Electrical recordings.
Elgar conducting nearly all of his
great orchestral works.
Our Price for this 9 CD set
Only £21.95
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