Last year for International Women’s Day, our Assistant Collections Curator Lauren Padgett gave a popular and lively illustrated talk on wife-selling. This year, she has kindly
Ian, our wonderful Butterfield archive volunteer has been trawling the family letters to find some seasonally appropriate extracts to share with you all.
This month is the 100 year anniversary of the Peace Day celebrations which followed the signing of The Treaty of Versailles, officially marking the end
Our Collections officer, Pam Keeton kindly agreed to write this fascinating insight into the unseen work that happens in order to care properly for our
This rather fascinating blog, written by our Assistant Curator, Lauren, explores why Saint Blaise, an Armenian doctor and bishop from the 4th century, was celebrated
Kirsty, our Assistant Curator (Area North) offered to write an appropriately festive blog for our last entry in 2018. She writes: From the end of October
Those of you who also follow our Facebook and Twitter accounts might have noticed we got a little bit excited a couple of weeks ago
Our Assistant Curator, Kirsty agreed to write this blog, sharing an insight into some more of the stores currently being told in the Keighley’s War
Heather Millard, Social History curator explains what she and the rest of the curatorial team were up to on the 12th of September. It’s that
I always look forward to posting the entries that our Natural Science Curator, Dr Gerard McGowan writes for our blog, as he highlight interesting aspects
