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Monthly Archives: November 2019
Sowing the Seeds of Confidence at Reap the Rewards Yorkshire
I attended the Reap the Rewards event at the Yorkshire Museum of Farming at Murton Park. It was a day that I had been looking forward to, as the field of rural collections isn’t something I have a specialist background … Continue reading
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Taking the Aggravation out of Agricultural Collections!
At Staffordshire County Museum I find our collection of agricultural machinery and tools quite overwhelming. It’s not a subject area I feel confident in. Agriculture and farming is an important part of Staffordshire’s history, so it’s a key collection but … Continue reading
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