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Nov 1st 2013 • Garden

‘The most talked-about plant in the garden…’ Abbot’s Hall Walled Garden

October's blog instalment from Abbot's Hall Walled Garden, by our Heritage Garden Intern Lucy.

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Oct 29th 2013 • Collections & Exhibitions

Eye to Eye with Thomas Bewick

After taking delivery of 5 interesting looking and fairly heavy crates last Friday, Monday morning signalled exhibition changeover time for the Collections Team…

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Oct 24th 2013 • Community

Do you remember the 1970’s

Do you remember the 1970's? The Museum needs your help!

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Oct 1st 2013 • Garden

‘Dig for Victory!’ Abbot’s Hall Walled Garden, September 2013

September's blog instalment from Abbot's Hall Walled Garden, by our Heritage Garden Intern Lucy.

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Apr 23rd 2013 • Volunteering

Printing at the museum

Our guest blog comes from Print shop volunteer Chris Pink, for all regular visitors to the museum the large printing press events posters are very familiar, Chris explains how these iconic posters came about and how a dedicated team of volunteers is responsible for the upkeep of our print workshop.

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Apr 18th 2013 • Collections & Exhibitions

Do you consider yourself a suspicious sort of person?

Do you consider yourself a suspicious sort of person? Perhaps you think folklore is consigned to the past? Rural Collections Management and Interpretation Trainee Eleanor Root takes a look at folklore and our new exhibition

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Mar 26th 2013 • Heritage

All Change! The Draft History Curriculum

The draft of the new history curriculum was released last month (February 2013) and has caused a lot of discussion in educational and museum learning circles as well as on the national news. Museum education officer Jo Rooks looks at what this might mean for museums.

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Jan 1st 1970 • Community

#MuseumWeek- A Day in the Life

We share some more photos from Day 1 of Museum Week on Twitter

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We're Open – Please be aware that we have building work happening on site. Come and see the exciting changes happening at the Museum.

Our magnificent Medieval Barn is temporarily closed for repairs and will reopen in June 2026.

The House remains open while exterior works take place, before closing in 2027 for renovations — reopening with fresh exhibitions about food-making in the home.

The Factory is closed until March 2027 as we create brand new displays about industrial food production, accessible visitor toilets, and a stunning first-floor events space.

For more information visit Current Projects.