We talk about all sorts of things from the perspective of conservation professionals, from museum trends and new technology to the big issues like pay and staying safe at work. In some museums conservation can be a bit of a naughty word but we think it ought to be celebrated!
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We talk about all sorts of things from the perspective of conservation professionals, from museum trends and new technology to the big issues like pay and staying safe at work. In some museums conservation can be a bit of a naughty word but we think it ought to be celebrated!
Join us as we all share the love for the smaller museums out there by visiting somewhere local (to each of us) or ditty (if we were on holiday). Come along to five wonderful little museums!
01:03 Solange visits Derwent Pencil Museum
09:52 Phedra goes to the Museum of Greek Refugees
24:33 Liz visits the Our Lord in the Attic Museum
34:17 Kloe goes to Shibden Hall
44:00 Jenny visits the Dylan Thomas Boathouse
Show Notes:
- Derwent Pencil Museum: https://www.derwentart.com/en-gb/c/about/company/derwent-pencil-museum
- The Museum of Greek Refugees: https://www.visitkavala.gr/en/sightseeing/museum-greek-refugees/
- Our Lord in the Attic Museum: https://opsolder.nl/en/museum-our-lord-in-the-attic/
- Shibden Hall: https://museums.calderdale.gov.uk/visit/shibden-hall
- Dylan Thomas Boathouse: https://cofgar.wales/venues/dylan-thomas-boathouse/
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The C Word (M4A Feed)
We talk about all sorts of things from the perspective of conservation professionals, from museum trends and new technology to the big issues like pay and staying safe at work. In some museums conservation can be a bit of a naughty word but we think it ought to be celebrated!
