Steve Everitt

Steve Everitt, also known as Phil_Silvers_Museum, is the curator of The Phil Silvers Archival Museum, a hidden gem located in Coventry's FarGo Creative Village. This museum, though small in size, is a true sight to behold. Steve and his partner Mick embarked on a journey 40 years ago to celebrate the legacy of the beloved comedian Phil Silvers, and their dedication has resulted in a museum that holds a cherished place in the hearts of many Britons. Now, they need your support more than ever to ensure the continued success of this non-profit organization. With increased financial pressures due to unpredictable pandemic circumstances, Steve has launched a Patreon campaign to expand their displays and offer visitors an even more enjoyable experience. By becoming a patron, you not only contribute to the preservation of comedy history but also gain access to ongoing incentives, regular updates, and exclusive opportunities to attend special events and screenings. The Phil Silvers Museum has garnered nationwide recognition since its opening in 2015 and has been supported by notable figures such as Mark Hamill, Dick Van Dyke, and BBC Director General Tony Hall. So why not pay a visit to this extraordinary tribute to one of television's first pioneering comedians? Entry is currently free, and all visitors receive an exclusive Phil Silvers/Sgt Bilko badge when they sign the guestbook. Don't miss out on experiencing the joy that unfolds within these excellent displays honoring one of the greatest comedians of all time.