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As part of our Farmers will like it project to review, research, conserve and explore Cornish farming heritage we have … Continue reading Ammeth: A summer of farming art and heritage
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In this article Andy Blackwell, collections research volunteer, takes a closer look at the museum’s giant cradle scythe displayed in … Continue reading From cradle to the grave: Cornish scything
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Sue Roberts, collections and research volunteer, shares history and memories of the Helston Railway and its role in Cornish farming. … Continue reading Rabbits, daffodils and broccoli: Helston Railway and Cornish farming
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Heather Newbery, BA History student at the University of Exeter, has been investigating the museum’s rare 17th century window. It’s … Continue reading A window into the past
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Zachary Woods, currently studying an undergraduate degree in History at Exeter University, has conducted research and written an article on the posters on display in our link corridor.
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Tehmina Goskar, Research Curator, talks about the museum’s dairy-related objects as part of an ongoing major review of our farming … Continue reading Time for croust: reviewing the museum’s dairy and talking to our collections
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Andy Blackwell, collections research volunteer on the Farmers Will Like It project explores the history and folklore of the bullocks’ … Continue reading Magic of bullocks’ hairballs
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The museum , in conjunction with Trevow Helston, is undertaking a piece of research into the history of theatre in … Continue reading Exploring the History of Theatre in Helston
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As part of new research into our farming collections, Julia Webb-Harvey returns to investigate Cornish farming customs. In the museum … Continue reading Cornish customs of the corn
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Research Curator, Tehmina Goskar gives an update on our farming heritage research project. In April 2023 we began work on … Continue reading Will farmers like it? New research on agricultural heritage at the museum