Exhibitions

Stairwell Exhibition - Front Line Town:

Life in Dover During World War II

After the fall of France in June 1940, Britain was next in Nazi Germany's sights. Dover, just 22 miles from occupied Europe, was now a town on the front line. This exhibition explores what daily life was like in Dover during WWII. 

Our Online Exhibitions: 

• Channel Swimmers
  An online resource on the early history of swimming the English Channel
• Curating Visibility
  At the End of History Exhibition
• Eleven Empty Spaces
  The 1989 Bombing of the Royal Marines School of Music in Deal
• Coal Mining in Kent
  The history of coalmining in Kent
• Channel Firing
  A response by Peter Sheppard Skaerved to Dover Museum's WWI collections