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Valence House Museum has five glass and metal display cases they no longer require. They are about 30 years old, but have been used by us up until only last year to display objects in our temporary exhibition gallery. We are offering them free to anyone who would like them.



 



We have 4 "table top" cases of varying sizes. They are on their own stands, with a sloping top (which means that the display area is higher at the back than at the front). Their measurements are: 



1) One table top case: (l) 190cm x (h) 99cm x (d) 60.5cm. This display case has a sloping top with a display space of (l) 187cm x (d) 57cm x (max. h) 18cm and (min. h) 9cm 



2) Three table top cases: (l) 160cm x (h) 99cm x (d) 60.5 cm. These cases have sloping tops and a display space of (l) 157cm x (d) 57cm x (max. h) 18cm and (min. h) 9cm. Two of these cases need to have their locks replaced.



 



We also have a large, tall, upright case, which is also on its own stand. This measures:



(l) 160cm x (h) 194.5cm x (d) 60cm. This case has a display space of (l) 157cm x (h) 110cm x (d) 57cm.



 



Photographs available on request.



 



They are free and interested parties must collect. 



 



Please contact me on the details below 



 



 



Leeanne Westwood



Senior Museum Assistant



Valence House Museum



London Borough of Barking and Dagenham



Becontree Avenue



Dagenham



RM8 3HT



Tel: 020 8270 6744



Fax: 020 8270 6868



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Website: www.barking-dagenham.gov.uk



 



 



Valence House Museum will be closing on 22nd December 2007 for a two year, £7million redevelopment project. 



 



During this closure period:



The Museum will still be offering education, talks and lectures and a general enquiry service.



 



The archive and Local Studies Library will provide a restricted service. All enquiries and Freedom of Information enquiries will continue to be answered by email, telephone or post. A microfilm reader and Barking and Dagenham electoral registers (1965-date) will be available at the Barking Learning Centre (BLC) for personal research. 



 



A member of the Local Studies Library staff will be available every Thursday morning (10:00 - 12:00) at the BLC to answer genealogy enquiries. Census vouchers will also be on sale at this time.



 



 



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