Welcome to

'The Friends of Letocetum'

The Museum is now open...

...please see our 'When We're Open' page for 

details of opening in 2022.

Come and see the 'African Warrior' figurine. 

For many years an artefact discovered in the 1920s has been

on show in the museum. Research carried out during 2020/21

has highlighted new evidence concerning the figurine and is

the subject of an article in 'Current Archaeology (February

2022). The article prompted a letter published in the following

edition.

'Hidden Gems of Letocetum' tours 2022

Two dates for this popular tour have now been arranged. They are;

Saturday, 9th April: FULLY BOOKED

Saturday, 22nd October: Names being taken

We also have tours available on September 10th & 11th as part of Heritage Open Days

See 'What's on at Wall' for more details

You can still view and find out about some of our artefacts on our  'Virtual Museum' page.

A group of volunteers, 'The Friends of Letocetum,' was formed in 2008, primarily to facilitate the re-opening of the Museum at Wall.

Wall (Letocetum) is quite unique in the fact that it is one of only a small number of sites in the UK which are under the guardianship of both National Trust and English Heritage. National Trust own the land on which the site (Mansio and Bath House) is located, and English Heritage is the custodian, providing upkeep of the ruins and surrounding land as well as the maintenance of the Museum.

The site is open all year round, but the group of English Heritage Volunteers, 'The Friends of Letocetum,' enable the Museum to be open at specific times during the year. These Museum Open Days are listed on our 'When We're Open' page.