Many of our members, agricultural history enthusiasts and rural practitioners record their activities online in the form of blog. Here is a selection of some of our favourites:
A Sense of Place – Engaging audiences with the Museum of English Rural Life’s collections
Gressenhall Farm and Workhouse: Museum of Norfolk Life
Shine a Light project – exploring Norfolk Museum Service’s reserve collections
Interested in contemporary collecting of tractors and farming equipment? Want to know what gaps are in museum collections, and how we can solve this together? Then our next seminar is for you!
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@gibbardtractors @TractorWorld @ClassicTracMag @BAHSoc
Our next seminar is this Thursday @ 3pm. Join us as we talk to three curators who have developed prominent food-themed exhibitions!
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@Aimuseums @ScottishMuseums @MuseumsGalScot @MandHAdvisor @FolkloreSociety @WelshMuseumsFed
Excited to launch our Autumn seminars! On 5th Oct @archivesgb from @TheMERL is discussing the (im)practicalities of commercialisation of museum collections
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@Aimuseums @ScottishMuseums @MuseumsGalScot @MandHAdvisor @FolkloreSociety @WelshMuseumsFed
Been speaking to the press about the importance of Romani heritage and why failure to provide a suitable new site for Brough Hill horse fair after building a motorway through the old one will be detrimental to the survival of Romani culture in Britain:
