Lodge opening times:
The Lodge is temporarily closed until further notice.
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YPS History of Museum Gardens Publication
YPS Yorkshire Scientists & Innovators
We regret that owing to the Covid-19 situation our programme of lectures, talks and visits has been temporarily suspended and our office at the Lodge has been closed. We will be following government advice on when to resume our normal activities. In the meantime we continue to administer the Society, to make plans for later in the year and for our bicentenary in 2022, and to share news and items of interest via this website.
To contact us during this period, please email: info@ypsyork.org. (Post sent to the Lodge and messages left on our office voicemail will be dealt with but there may be a delay. Thank you for your patience.)
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