
Blog: Heritage Craft @ Bradford Industrial Museum
what is wonderful about the collections that we look after is the sheer range and variety of what we hold and the stories that we can tell with them.

what is wonderful about the collections that we look after is the sheer range and variety of what we hold and the stories that we can tell with them.

It’s time for another delve into the Butterfield archive with our volunteer Ian

Learning and Outreach Manager Pen Foreman, a disabled person and access specialist, explores what it means to explore disability heritage in museums

Isabel, a Young Creative with Bradford 2025 City of Culture writes:
Ian, one of our brilliant volunteers is still working away on the Butterfield Archive, and found a rather intriguing (and entertaining) newspaper cutting that the family had saved…

My name is Maleehah Hussain. I have been involved in the Portrait of Mai Project since April 2025

British Wool is a non-profit farmer run organisation that collects, grades, promotes and sells wool produced in the UK.

A blog written about an interesting local (and not-so-local) story about three Victorian photographs taken in England of people of African heritage.

Exploring the next exhibition at Cliffe Castle Museum

As a service, we occasionally host work-placements for students – in this blog, Alicia, a final year student studying at the University of Bradford shares