Thackray Museum of Medicine awarded £420,000 for planned upgrades

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 10 Oct, 11:48 · Archive

The Thackray Museum of Medicine in Leeds has secured £420,000 in funding to develop plans for its future.

The Thackray Museum of Medicine in Leeds has been awarded £420,000 to help plan major changes to its home, a Grade II listed building. The funding will support the development of plans for the museum's future.

The museum attracts generations of school visitors and the public to its collections exploring the history of medicine. The investment signals the museum's commitment to enhancing its facilities and visitor experience.

How it is being reported

• Leeds museum with gruesome past secures £420,000 to plan major changesMore than £420,000 has been awarded to the Thackray Museum of Medicine as it develops plans for the future of its Grade II listed Leeds home.Yorkshire Evening Post · 10 Oct, 11:30
• New lift for Leeds' Thackray Museum of Medicine with £420k funding securedGenerations of children have explored the halls of the Thackray Museum of Medicine, inspired by history or on an enlightening - and sometimes gruesome - school trip.Yorkshire Post · 10 Oct, 06:01

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