The National Motor Museum Trust has appointed a new Chief Executive to lead it on the next step of its…

Saturday 13th November 2021 The aircraft in question is homebuilt, designed and built in various garages and sheds around the…

Motoring author and ex-Triumph Engineer, Graham Robson, has sadly passed away, aged 85. Many people working at Beaulieu today may…

At the Caravan and Motorhome Club Collection, it is our aim to discover more about our early members and to…

Jeremy Sykes – NMMT Friends Member As with so many other events, Covid restrictions meant that Steph was unfortunately unable…

Which of today’s cars will become the classics of the future? The National Motor Museum at Beaulieu has teamed up…

  Welcome to the final blog from the Golden Arrow research project bought to you by students from Bournemouth University….

This half term young visitors to the National Motor Museum can build their own Golden Arrow and see how far…

Welcome to the latest blog from the Golden Arrow research project bought to you by students from Bournemouth University. The…

Widely regarded as the largest, publicly accessible, specialist motoring library in Europe, the National Motor Museum’s Reference Library celebrates its…

Welcome to the second blog from the Golden Arrow research project bought to you by students from Bournemouth University. Strap…

The increasing popularity of trailer caravanning in the 1920s encouraged a rise in practical accessories suitable for life on the…

Fraser, Harry, Jo and Zoe – Bournemouth University Hello! We are a group of History undergraduate students from Bournemouth University….

This week we were saddened, like so many motor sport fans, to learn of the passing of the much loved…

  The 16th March marks the anniversary of the first of Henry Segrave’s three Land Speed Records. Perhaps overshadowed by…