Stamford Museum is looking for an anonymous donor who sent an undisclosed item to the team.

An individuals, who did not included their personal details, has sent an undisclosed item to Stamford Museum, and the curious team want to find out more.

They said: "We received a really cool curio item in the mail on 8 August addressed to Stamford Museum, but unfortunately, there was no name attached to it! If you recently sent us a package and think this might be yours, please reach out to us so we can have a chat about this awesome item. We'd love to hear from you!"

The team shared this image on social media. Image credit: Stamford Town Council.

Stamford Museum was previously located in a Victorian building in Broad Street, Stamford, Lincolnshire and was run by Museum services of Lincolnshire County Council. Those services were closed in 2011 and a new Museum has been established in the Town Hall on St. Mary's Hill, Stamford and supported by Stamford Town Council. 

Stamford Museum is being dedicated to enhancing education and documenting the diverse cultural heritage of the Stamford people through the collection preservation and exhibition of art objects.

The Museum will recognise the past and embrace the future as a collaborator and catalyst for the transformation of individuals and the community through art. The Museum will actively cultivate the use of its interior and exterior facilities both as cultural resources for its residents through the continued expansion of its permanent collection, the creative development and expansion of exhibitions and providing educational outreach to the community at large.

Find it at:

Stamford Town Hall

St Mary's Hill

Stamford

PE9 2DR