http://www.cafc.co.uk/news/article/activities-for-all-ages-at-the-valley-on-sunday-december-21st-2132785.aspxThe Charlton Museum will be open to the general public for the first time on Sunday, December 21st.
The Charlton Museum will be open from 10.45am to 2pm and is located in the North Stand.
It's free entry although you might want to bring some cash to buy some of the signed photos on sale as well as making a donation : - )
If you've got items you like to donate to the museum or would just like the Trustees to see please bring them along.
Photography welcome.
If you find the big badge behind the north stand you'll then find a small entrance, with museum signage, to the left of it, by the East Stand turnstiles. Go in and you'll see a lift. Go up to the third floor and Bob Peeters is your uncle.
Young Addicks party is the same day so any parents who want a few quiet minutes or to further indoctrinate their children are welcome.
See you all there.
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Say hi when you do come up.
Did you have anything in mind?
I thought there were some excellent ones for sale myself.
I think they also have a provenance certificate.
Ideal christmas present there for the fan who is difficult to buy for.
Something equally interesting would be good.
I have always found them to be just marginally bigger than a standard A3 frame though (btw).
Regards donations - I have a match worn framed Steve Brown squad signed shirt but I guess the museum has plenty of signed shirts up already - didn't SB play in every position during his career with us?
Does the museum have a Squeeze "Down in the Valley" flyer (1978 I think) - there were a few on here and I bought one. It's in a simple black A4 frame now and looks smart.
Contact mick.everett@cafc.co.uk to arrange drop off at the Valley
Come and visit the museum on our first public open day Sunday 21December between 10:45 &14:00 #cafc
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Decent show. Snapped him at the London Marathon a few years back, with his co presenter.....
Well done Mick
Mick kept the flame alive down the years and got the room and the go ahead from the old board which were the keys to it happening.
And if you ask nicely we might let you hold the People's Cup that has just become part of the Museum's collection.
Ask the staff, or look out for the Super Clive posters.