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National Sikh Museum Makes Local News

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On Wednesday 27th January 2010,  The Head of The Royal Air Force Museum Hendon,  Air Vice Marshal Peter Dye and Mr Peter Devitt (assistant curator) are paying a visit to the National Sikh Museum. 

The invitation has been extended by…

The NSHC&HM was awarded the plaque for being the ‘Best Newcomer’ by the judges at the Derbyshire Renaissance Heritage Awards ceremony.

The Museum had also been shortlisted in the ‘Care of Collections’ category for all the work it has done…

The We Were There exhibition highlights the significant but little known contribution made by Britain’s ethnic minorities to defence over the past 250 years.

The exhibition and its accompanying website www.wewerethere.mod.uk also contains additional photographs and archive film.

Sri Harmandir Sahib the most sacred and revered shrine of the Sikhs has been attacked six times and destroyed twice.

Come and visit the main museum hall which hosts the interactive pod.

The National Sikh Museum has launched a series of modular educational packs in line with the UK National Curriculum -key stages 2 and 3. This is also aligned to QCA’s Religious Education syllabus.

Aimed at young children, it encourages them…

It is with great pleasure that a collection of distinct and rare Sikh cannons will be launched during the Vaisakhi celebrations on 19th April 2009.

This is a major coup for the British Sikh community who are very proud of…

19 year old Sahib Singh, Jalandhar, Punjab has made a detailed and scaled model of Sri Harminder Sahib. It has taken him 3 years to accomplish this ornate effort. He has kindly donated this model to the National Sikh Heritage…