
Pholiderpeton
Our Curator of Natural Sciences, Dr Gerard McGowan has written this latest blog for us – about our rather popular Pholiderpeton. He writes One of the

Our Curator of Natural Sciences, Dr Gerard McGowan has written this latest blog for us – about our rather popular Pholiderpeton. He writes One of the

As regular visitors to our blog may have noticed, over the last few years staff from Bradford Museums and Galleries have been involved with the

Vistors to Cliffe Castle are often curious about Bloss, the Airedale terrier on display in our Keighley Stories Gallery. Our Curator for Natural Sciences, Dr

Today’s post is written by Liz McIvor and inspired by the exhibition Animal Attraction. It’s one of the summer exhibitions aimed at families and younger audiences at

Our Assistant Curator, Kirsty Gaskin was the lead on the fantanstic (and fantastical) Alice in Wonderland themed exhibition at Cliffe Castle and has written a blog

Alice Humphrey is one of our Assistant Curators, who agreed to write a blog for us based on a set of items that caught her eye!
She writes:
I started working at Bradford Museums and Gallery at the end of last year and was delighted to find that they have a collection of Japanese woodblock prints (ukiyo-e), since I have a particular interest in Japanese costume.

Our Community Music Events intern, Oscar has agreed to write the latest blog about the the project he’s been woking on: Here at Cliffe Castle we

If you’ve visited Cliffe Castle recently, you may have noticed a few changes taking place to some of our reception room displays.

John Ashton is the Photographic Archive assistant for Bradford Museums and Galleries. He agreed to write a blog for us on whats been happening with the archive recently.

Our Curator of Natural Sciences, Dr Gerard McGowan has been working on a rather intriguing digitisation project with some volunteers