The Woolworths Museum

Your feedback and ideas

An Edward VII pillar box, and the Thirties team of FWW at Felixstowe both entice your feedback about the Woolworths Museum

 

Over the 100 years more than a million people worked for Woolworths stores and offices in the UK, with two million more in the USA and Canada. Perhaps you were one of them. Does our Museum reflect the Woolies or Five-and-Ten that you remember? Have we forgotten something or simply got part of the story wrong? We would love to hear your feedback or to share your memories. To share your views simply send us an email and you can be sure that your message will reach the author.

 

How to mail the Woolworths Museum

If you would prefer to write, you can reach us by post at:

Woolworths Museum Feedback
3D and 6D Pictures Ltd
Bramfold Farm
Nutbourne Road
NUTBOURNE
West Sussex, RH20 2HA

Please don't send valuable documents or pictures without contacting us first.

 

The Union Flag atop the Woolworth Building in London, England, which was the firm's home for fifty years from 1959-2009.


We regret that we do not have an archive or research department. The Museum is essentially a fan site, created by a volunteer. We are sorry that we cannot provide details of individual employees and their career histories.

Our bibliography page includes details of books, websites and other sources of information about Woolworths stores and people. You can use our new Zoom search engine (or indeed the big web searches like Google and Altavista) to locate pictures of individual stores or products anywhere in the website or gallery. We have consciously put a lot of new material into the site to help visitors to help themselves in doing private, family research. These features were added in response to feedback received by phone, post and email.

 

An artist's impression of the main entrance to Woolworth House in Marylebone Road, London, England in happier timesTo sum up please send the following to our Museum Mailbox:

  • feedback on the Museum and its contents
  • ideas and suggestions for new Museum contents
  • non-urgent requests for Copyright releases or high resolution images

 
The Museum Mailbox is not suitable for:

  • mail about current and future strategies and operations of Woolworths, Woolworths.co.uk, Ladybird and WorthIt! These are brands of Shop Direct Group Ltd
  • enquiries about present day Chad Valley, which is part of J Sainsbury plc
  • family history enquiries