Iconic British attraction set to exit home after 60 years in blow to thousands
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Iconic British attraction set to exit home after 60 years in blow to thousands.
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The National Motor Museum has announced that it will move out of its historic home of Beaulieu after 60 years in a major shake-up.In a statement published by trustees, the National Motor Museum Trust said it has started searching for a new home as its current lease at Beaulieu comes to an end.The Trust and the Montagu family have explored ways to develop and preserve the museum at Beaulieu through investments from donors over the last two years.However, it has concluded that the next stage of the museum's ambitious plans "can be best achieved through a move to a new home".
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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The Trust said it was exploring potential locations that are capable of supporting long-term ambitions, while safeguarding its collection.Visitors heading to Beaulieu will not see any changes implemented, while further updates will be provided as the process continues.The National Motor Museum Trust is responsible for the heritage collections at the Beaulieu site in the New Forest,...
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