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Curators Choice – The Fire Screen
A closer look at the Fire Screen in the Drawing Room of Normanby Hall.
More detailsHorsing Around – A Sculpture Trail Around North Lincolnshire
Horsing Around, a sculpture trail around North Lincolnshire and Normanby Hall Country Park.
More detailsThe Hidden Valley
The story of the rediscovery of North Lincolnshire’s Anglo-Saxons in the Winterton Vale.
Read the storyMo Ogg, The Bard of Coleby
Maurice “Mo” Ogg was a folk musician and a collector of folk music and traditions. In this exhibition we celebrate the great work Mo did for folk music and traditions.
More detailsThe Deyne School of Music
Documenting Northern Lincolnshire’s Local History volunteer, Andrew Holmes, looks at the history of music in Scunthorpe and the Deyne School of Music.
Read the storyCo-Production with the Museum Makers
Find out how Arts Council England funding has supported the Museum Makers programme.
Watch the filmThe YAG House
In 2019 North Lincolnshire Museum commissioned artist Tracy Satchwill to create a film using archive material from the Scunthorpe Youth Centre.
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Mo Ogg, The Bard of Coleby
Maurice “Mo” Ogg was a folk musician and a collector of folk music and traditions. In this exhibition we celebrate the great work Mo did for folk music and traditions.
More detailsThe Coleby Plough Jag
Films about the Coleby Plough Jag commissioned for the Mo Ogg, The Bard of Coleby exhibition.
Watch the filmsThe Plough Jags: A Living Tradition
On-line exhibition exploring the history of the Plough Jags and the present-day Coleby Plough Jag team.
Read the storyThe Story of “a Lincolnshire Man”
Julia Pollock, Director of Folk ‘Round ‘Ere, writes about their project celebrating the life of local musician Mo Ogg.
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