Who built the first caravan to be towed by a motor car? Here the Curator of the Caravan and Motorhome…

Who built the first caravan to be towed by a motor car? Here the Curator of the Caravan and Motorhome…
A century ago, holidaying in a caravan over the winter months would have been unthinkable for most, with caravan touring…
A familiar sight on the Britain’s roads in the 1980s and 1990s, the Austin Metro was launched in October 1980,…
Exciting new acquisition for the Shell Heritage Art Collection This spring the Shell Heritage Art Collection was lucky enough to…
The Beaulieu Attraction, which includes the National Motor Museum have just been crowned a Travellers’ Choice Winner by Tripadvisor for…
The National Motor Museum Trust has appointed eight new trustees to help shape its future, following an appeal for volunteers…
Perhaps one of the most exciting, certainly the noisiest, if not entirely successful racing cars to be found in the…
It may seem strange to be reading about a polo club gymkhana in the National Motor Museum’s blog but the…
The 2nd July marks a significant date in the history of British motorsport. It was on that day in 1923…
Research and Enquiries Officer, Patrick Collins, looks at the events surrounding the tragic death of Sir Henry Segrave on 13th…
In a year when motorcycle enthusiasts have been denied the spectacle of the Isle of Man TT, Research and Enquiries…
The origins of the driving test are explored in the latest blog from Research and Enquiries Officer Patrick Collins. 1st…
Research and Enquiries Officer Patrick Collins explores the story behind Henry Segrave’s first race win. Major Henry O’Neal de Hane…
The 13th May 2020 marks the anniversary of a significant event in motor sport history. The 1950 British Grand Prix,…
On the 120th Anniversary of the Thousand Mile Trial, Research and Enquiries Officer Patrick Collins, tells the story of this…
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