Soldiers of Shropshire Museum at Shrewsbury Castle received a £1,000 cheque from Severn and Trent District Oddfellows, who were treated to a tour of the castle, museum and a firearms demonstration.
Soldiers of Shropshire Museum at Shrewsbury Castle received a £1,000 cheque from Severn and Trent District Oddfellows, who were treated to a tour of the castle, museum and a firearms demonstration.Severn and Trent District Oddfellows Provincial Grand Master Peter Mouland hands the donation cheque to Dr Robert Mackinnon who accepted on behalf of Richard Gough, museum director.
The Oddfellows then gathered for the formal handover of the donation cheque from Provincial Grand Master Peter Mouland to Dr Robert Mackinnon, who accepted on behalf of Richard Gough, museum director. Dr Mackinnon said:"We are extremely grateful to Peter and the Oddfellows, donations, however big or small, help us to keep marching on, connecting people with the stories of Shropshire servicemen and women and their families.
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