Some Notable Features
The Entrance
Early 13th century house of the Knights Hospitallers of St.John of Jerusalem now containing the chapel and medieval museum of Coningsby Hospital.
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The Chapel
The Chapel is the original Chapel of the Knights Hospitallers of St.John of Jerusalem in Hereford.
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The Skeleton
The skeleton was found when the museum floor was re-laid in 1972.
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The Armour
The 16thC breast plates, helmets, 17thC suit of armour, the rapiers and the 16thC halberds are on loan from the Royal Armouries in Leeds.
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The Communal Room
The Communal Room, now part of the Coningsby Museum, was created by Sir Thomas Coningsby for the use of his ex-servicemen or servitors as they were known.
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The Infirmary
The first floor Infirmary, now part of the museum, was created by Sir Thomas Coningsby in the nursing style of the 17thC for his 12 ex-servicemen and poor people from the City.
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The Diorama
The diorama represent on the left, close to the museum entrance, three major events in the life of Malta.
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