National Football Museum

The National Football Museum is a museum created to preserve and display a number of important collections of football memorabilia. The museum was founded in 2001 by Kevin Moore. Many of the museum’s exhibits are leased throughout the UK, some exhibits have been leased by exhibitions in Germany, Portugal, Switzerland and Belgium. The museum maintains partnerships with UEFA to create the UEFA Jubilee Exhibition, which opened in the European Parliament in Brussels, before moving to the National Football Museum. The museum also works with UEFA to create the world’s first exhibition dedicated to women’s football, in particular the 2005 European Women’s Championship. To uncover the theme of the 2006 World Cup, the museum collaborated with exhibition partners from Hong Kong and Germany. The exhibition is part of the museum program “Football for All.” The program “Football for All” is aimed at recognizing the contribution of people with disabilities to football as part of the program of the exhibition and seminars, it was held in the museum from March to June 2007.