Introduction: Officially opened by Alien Nation star Eric Pierpoint on 6th September 1998, The Alien Nation Museum preserves this Sci-Fi / Police TV series' memory and is the place to visit for fans.  Curator: Pete Chambers, founder of the Alien Nation Appreciation Society, owns the world's largest Alien Nation collection.  Location: The Museum can be found in the attic of Pete's house in Coventry, in the Midlands of England.  Open: On demand, preferably on Sundays. Just e-mail Pete, or write to him at 110 Richmond St, Coventry, CV2 4HY, UK. Tickets: Entry to the Museum is free.  Attractions: Displayed in an atmospheric environment are film props, merchandising material and other genuine pieces from Alien Nation.  Contact:   E-mail: museum@alien-nation.co.uk

Please send questions concerning the Alien Nation Museum to Pete Chambers.

Don't forget to sign his guestbook after visiting the Museum - by the way, visitor No.1 was Peter Dunn of the Public Affairs Office, University of Warwick (Coventry): "Honoured to be the first visitor - truly 'Little Tencton' - was it as hot on the original slave ship I wonder!" :-)

Many many thanks go to Dennis Maciuszek for originally creating this site.  

This website © 1998 - 2002 by Dennis Maciuszek, Pete Chambers, Diane Gorton, and Jonathan S. Rudderham. Map of England taken from http://www.coventry.org/ with thanks.

I'M ALWAYS ON THE LOOK OUT FOR ALIEN NATION PROPS, COSTUMES AND COLLECTABLES!
 

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