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4 days ago · Start and finish: The Museum of English Rural Life; Refreshments are available from the museum cafe, which will be open during the walk. Toilets, accessible toilets baby changing facilities available at the museum; Wheelchair accessible; Family friendly; About the walk leader. The walk leader is Dr. Jen Clarke
3 days ago · Join us for a weekend of all things woolly at the National Museum of Rural Life, Stewartfield, East Kilbride. Saturday 18th May 2024 and Sunday 19th May 2024 from 11am until 4pmFree with museum admission and Annual Pass / Normal admission charges apply to non-members Woolly farmyard friends11:00–16:00: Meet a selection of sheep breeds and…
3 days ago · Sir Horace Plunkett, The Rural Life Problem of the United States, 1919 (originally published as a series of articles in Outlook, 1908-9) Plunkett was an Anglo-Irish aristocrat, born at Dunsany Castle, the 3rd son of the 16th baron (Lord Dunsany the author of The King of Elfland's Daughter was the 18th baron) who became a leading figure in the movement for home rule and developed the idea of ...
5 days ago · Rural life Living Museum Tilford, Guildford, Surrey, United Kingdom Meet the Animals with Millers Ark at the Rural Life Museum. Milers Ark are joining us for 3 days in May half term, with sheep, pigs and goats for you to come and meet.
5 days ago · For an example of the importance of poor relief to 17th century village society see for example Steve Hindle 'Exclusion Crises: Poverty, Migration and Parochial Responsibility in English Rural Communities, c.1560-1660' , Rural History 7:2 (1996) pp.125-49 and Steve Hindle 'Power, Poor Relief, and Social Relations in Holland Fen, c.1600-1800 ...
6 days ago · The Special Collections Service is based on the London Road campus, in the same building as the Museum of English Rural Life. Items from the Special Collections cannot be borrowed, but they can be consulted in the reading room.
5 days ago · The Special Collections Service is based on the London Road campus, in the same building as the Museum of English Rural Life. Items from the Special Collections cannot be borrowed, but they can be consulted in the reading room.
