The Deaf Museum and Art Gallery

The BDHS was established in 1993 to promote and advance the interest in the discovery, preservation and conservation of the histories of Deaf people, their communities, culture and language.

It is a volunteers-led organisation with many of its activities run by dedicated volunteers.

The Deaf Museum and Art Gallery is part of the Deaf Heritage Centre and has one part-time paid Heritage Coordinator and volunteer curators.

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Your support is vital and enables the BDHS to share its work and collections with the world.

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“The BDHS’s Research & Publications Department carries out the publishing of books on Deaf History.”

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What Our Visitors Say

  • 4
    We had a great time visiting the museum, it was such an insight to Deaf culture. Quite the treat.
    Quite the treat
  • 5
    We happened upon this hidden gem in the side streets of warrington. Keep up the good work guys!
    Amazing
  • 5
    The volunteers and staff are fantastic. I recomend any student of history or deaf culture to visit.

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