Salomons Museum Talk, Tunbridge Wells
Salomons Estate, Broomhill Road, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, TN3 0TG
When Vera Salomons donated the family estate to Kent County Council in 1937, she specified that two rooms be kept apart as a permanent memorial to her brother, who was killed at Gallipoli; her father, a noted amateur scientist and technologist; and her great uncle, a leader in the struggle for Jewish civil rights. (All three were named David Salomons.) These rooms form the 'Salomons Museum' which has remained open to the public through subsequent changes of ownership.
On Sunday 8th September the museum will be presenting a talk on the three generations of the family, including a look at parts of the house not usually open to the public (provided these have not been booked for other uses - the house now operates as an event and conference venue).
Salomons Estate, Broomhill Road, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, TN3 0TG
The building is on a steep slope. While the talk, in the museum, is accessible by wheelchair, the short tour afterwards, would be hard work.
The museum is also open to the public, as usual, every day from 0900 until 1700, but please be aware that other events at Salomons, eg weddings, may restrict access.