Begin your visit at the heart of the Remembrance Centre, in Landscapes of Life. This permanent exhibition introduces the concept of Remembrance and why it is an important human need spanning thousands of years.
Across the year, we also create an exciting and thought-provoking programme of temporary exhibitions that explore themes of Remembrance, natural landscape and hidden histories.
Gather your group in our Founders Room, set with round tables and white linen ready for your group. Choose from a selection of main courses including meat and vegetarian options, with tasty hot puddings or a slice of cake for after with tea or coffee. All served to you at your seat by our friendly team.
£20.50pp*
Starting close to the Remembrance Centre, the Women’s Land Army and Timber Corps Memorial is dedicated to over 240,000 Land Girls and Lumber Jills who provided food and timber during the First and Second World War.
Continuing down the avenue, you will see the UK Police Memorial. The UK Police Memorial honours the courage and sacrifice of those who have given their lives to UK policing. The 12-metre-high brass structure represents the threshold to dangerous places the Police must go, but sadly, from which some will never return.
As you follow the river, you will come across The Women’s Institute Memorial Seat; WI Wall, designed and built by one of Derbyshire’s only registered female dry stonewaller’s Sally Hodgson.
