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SHERWOOD FORESTERS MUSEUM

ASSISTANT CURATOR / ARCHIVIST

Miss Jennifer Brookman took over the post of Assistant Curator and Archivist in August 2014. She is currently managing the HLF project to refurbish our Museum's Gallery within Nottingham Castle Museum and Art Gallery.

 



THE VOLUNTEERS

Cliff Housley Curator/Trustee and Regimental Historian The Sherwood Foresters MuseumMr Cliff Housley the Regimental Historian served in the Sherwood Foresters for 14 years before leaving in 1969 and joining Nottinghamshire Constabulary. From 1998 until 2004 Cliff was employed with the Sherwood Foresters Museum as Assistant Curator and Archivist. On retirement he was invited to become a Museum Trustee. He continues voluntarily to serve the Museum in his role as Regimental Historian and as a Managing Trustee by giving talks to local Community Groups and working closely with the Archivist in updating the Personnel and Accession Databases.

He has written and published several books on the History of the Regiment.

Mr Ian (Eddie) Edwards BEM was employed as the Assistant Curator and Archivist 2004 until retiring in March 2012. Eddie joined the Sherwood Foresters as a boy soldier in 1963. He left in 1968 and re-enlisted in 1972 into The Worcestershire and Sherwood Foresters Regiment in the Corps of Drums. He left the Regiment as a WO2 (Company Sergeant Major) in 1990. He works closely with Mr Housley as a volunteer maintaining and updating the Personnel databases

Mel Siddons Museum VolunteerMr Mel Siddons a retired BT Engineer, is currently assisting in digitising the complete medal and photographic collection within the Archives and has recently been appointed as Senior Researcher answering research enquiries.

He has many years experience and extensive knowledge on medals, specialising in the Sherwood Foresters and the Boer War, he also catalogues and conditions our extensive collection as well as re-ribbonning and mounting the medals for display in the Museum.

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