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We're so sad that we can't host the fantastic fashion seminar Stiches to Screen with our friends @BronteParsonage

It was supposed to take place this Sunday 😭

When we are able to open, we can't wait to share all things fashion with you!

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Who loves a sweet treat? 🙋‍♂️🙋‍♀️ This week we're bringing you stories and objects from Mackintosh - Halifax's own global toffee manufacturer
The company was started by John and Violet in a shop on King Cross in 1890 - check back to hear about Violets game-changing toffee!

There has been a bridge on this site in Brighouse since 1270! This view has been recreated by Keith Norman and while it is now not possible to access the spot from which Sharp painted this scene in 1915, this photograph shows how little the bridge has changed in 105 years.

Scenes at Lake Lugano, Switzerland by G. Dolby (c.1907)

Painters on The Grand Tour were attracted by Switzerland’s sublime lakes and summits. The Alps, which had previously been seen as physical barrier to travel, became a destination in themselves.

#paintings #museumsathome

Daguerreotypes were an early form of photograph developed on a silver-plated sheet of copper. The technique was pioneered in the 1830s by French artist Louis Jacques Mandé Daguerre (1787 – 1851).

We have an amazing selection on display in our photographic exhibit.

Hats, hats and more hats…

Whether you parade in a Panama, favour a Fedora, or don a Deerstalker, why not send us a picture of yourself in your favourite hat.

Once we re-open, we hope you’ll come to see our Photographic Memories exhibit and share your own stories with us.

Strike a (slightly awkward) pose!

A picture speaks a thousand words… so let us know in just a few what these fine gents are thinking.

We hope you’ll get a chance to see our Photographic Memories exhibit and share your stories with us in person once we re-open it to the public.

The story of Herbert and Edith Bradbourne who met at St Luke’s hospital, which featured in Bankfield’s For King and country exhibition from 2014-2018 has been further researched and can be read here:

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Today is your LAST CHANCE to see our Second World War exhibition Don't Panic!
Since opening, visitors to our Second World War Exhibition Don't Panic! Have been leaving us with their memories and stories of the War. Here are just a few of the responses.

We’re condition checking our Edith Durham collection today before it goes on loan to @twotempleplace new exhibition ‘Hidden Fabric, Women, Textiles, Collectors’ opening on the 25th January 2020. This is one of the pieces that will be on display a beautiful head cloth.....