All that glitters…
We’re very privileged as a service to have a range of talented staff that work for us. Pam Keeton, who is part of our Collections team has
1 February 2016
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We’re very privileged as a service to have a range of talented staff that work for us. Pam Keeton, who is part of our Collections team has
Liz McIvor, our Curator for Social History and Technology has written this timely post for us (given that Remembrance day takes place this month) about the
For the last few years Bradford Museums and Galleries have participated in the international #Askacurator day on twitter – a rapidly growing event that encourages conversations
You may have come across references to Sneaky Peeks on our other social media accounts, or perhaps you’ve picked up a leaflet about it and
Our Curator for Social History & Technology, Liz McIvor has written a blog post on a part of Bradford that’s not as obvious as some
Working in museums can be a bit like becoming a detective. We do research to find out what’s happened
looking at some of the spectacular wedding and party dresses that were a result of Bradford and district’s enormous textile wealth.
This blog post by Liz McIvor, our Curator for Social History & Technology takes a look at the broadsheets and broadsides popular in the past
On Wed 12 November, Bolling Hall Museum hosted a ‘pop up’ exhibition created by Year 4 pupils of Bowling Park primary School entitled, ‘Reflections on
UK Disability History Month is an annual event, run in November every year since 2010. If you’d like to learn more about the nation-wide event, their website can be found here
The theme for this year is War and impairment: The Social Consequence of Disablement, something that our Curator, Liz McIvor ,addresses as part of the Bradford’s War 1914-18 Exhibition, on display at Bradford Industrial Museum until the 19th November.