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06 October 2025

World Rugby Museum Support for Ambassador, Lewis Moody

Everyone at and associated with The World Rugby Museum would like to express our wholehearted support for our Ambassador Lewis Moody OBE, his wife Annie and their sons, following his recent Motor Neurone Disease (MND) diagnosis.

Lewis has long been an inspirational leader both on and off the field. His commitment as an England captain and Rugby World Cup winner, has been matched by his endless enthusiasm for the game and its unique history and culture.

We are very proud to have Lewis as our Ambassador and stand ready to support him and his family with whatever lies ahead. We encourage all rugby fans to support the GoFundMe page, set up by his friends and former teammates Geordan Murphy and Leon Lloyd, at: https://www.gofundme.com/f/lewis-moody-fundraising-appeal

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28 September 2025

Quilter Nations Series 2025 World Rugby Museum Matchday Visits

The World Rugby Museum will be open for pre-match visits ahead of each of the Quilter Nations Series matches in November, at Allianz Stadium, Twickenham. Visit to explore the world's most extensive collection of rugby memorabilia, and put your rugby skills to the test!

07 January 2025

Lewis Moody’s Top Three Things to See at the World Rugby Museum

We recently caught up with ex-England Rugby captain, British & Irish Lion, and World Rugby Museum brand ambassador, Lewis Moody, to discover what he considers to be his top three things to see at the World Rugby Museum.

04 February 2023

New Painting Unveiled at the World Rugby Museum

To coincide with this year’s Calcutta Cup clash, a new painting has been unveiled at the World Rugby Museum. Commissioned by Oliver Donovan and painted by Robert Highton, the artwork recreates a famous lost painting from the 1880s.