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e-cards are like virtual postcards you can send to your friends. Click on an e-card to view it in full size to send to a friend or recommend to a colleague...Student sketch based on a wooden temple chariot horse in the collections at Cartwright Hall Art Gallery, Bradford
 The Hull History Centre houses the archive and local studies library collections of the city as well as the archive collections of the University of Hull |
 Ryedale Folk Museum brings history to life. Contact us on 01751 417367 for details of upcoming events. |
 Explore prison conditions in the 1800s at the Galleries of Justice Museum, Nottingham. |
 Find out about life in 1960s Yorkshire Dales through the Leeds Archive of Vernacular Culture |
 Animation fun with buttons at the National Media Museum |
 Explore the history of photography in the Kodak Gallery at the National Media Museum |
 Explore life in Victorian Ilkley at the Manor House. |
 Picture from the learning journey Victorian Values on My Learning |
 Have you played our Minibeasts interactive? www.mylearning.org/minibeasts |
 See where the witches met their end at Lancaster Castle |
 Join in the fun at the Judges Lodgings, Lancaster |
 Did you play with these? |
 Visit the second smallest keep in Britain at Clitheroe Castle Museum |
 Come and discover the Wild Things at Manchester Art Gallery! |
 Sparky, one of the last pit ponies, who sadly died recently (Image courtesy of Haig Colliery Mining Museum) |
 Happy days exploring life underground at Haig Colliery Mining Museum |
 Come and meet the 'Wild Things' at Manchester Art Gallery! |
 Crocodile skull from the collections at the Victoria Gallery & Museum, University of Liverpool |
 Come and visit the Victoria Gallery and Museum! |
 North lincolnshire Museum |
 The Cumbria Coast Learning Network
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 Looking at Leeds!
A fun day out for all the family at Leeds City Museum. |
 Warping at Salt's Mill, Saltaire, May 23 1949 by C H Wood |
 Aerial view of Bradford City Centre from the West April 16 1947 by C H Wood |
 Standing over 900 feet above sea level Victoria Tower on Castle Hill dominates the local landscape of Huddersfield |
 Come and see lots more photographs of the town, port and people of Goole at Goole Museum! |
 Let the kids try acting out as Cistercian monks at Kirkstall Abbey! |
 A visit to Abbey House will let you walk around the streets of 1880s Leeds. Step through the pages of a Victorian nursery rhyme book and steep yourself in the romantic history of Kirkstall Abbey. |
 Visit one of Britain's best preserved Abbeys! Kirkstall Abbey was founded in 1152 by a party of Cistercian monks from Fountains Abbey. It was closed down in November 1539 in the Dissolution of Religious Houses ordered by Henry VIII |
 The North Yorkshire Moors Railway runs regularly at weekends throughout the winter months as well as daily in the summer. |
 Enjoy a trip back in time on this 18 mile steam journey through the North York Moors. |
 The Royal Pump Room Museum in Harrogate is the site of the original Sulphur Well. |
 Bollywood poster made in 1975 for the film Sholay |
 Sandal Castle in Wakefield is best known for the famous Battle of Wakefield which was fought nearby in 1460. |
 You can see Tom Pudding Hoists at the Yorkshire Waterways Museum in Goole |
 Stephen Fry in the study at Shandy Hall, during filming of A Cock and Bull Story |
 Shandy Hall, the home of writer Laurence Sterne and inspirer of the film A Cock and Bull Story |
 Image from the Mary Seacole Make a Medicine game on the My Learning website |
 Map of Mary Seacole's journey from England to the Crimea |
 Images from the interactive game My Culture Quest on the My Learning website |
 A visit to the National Coal Mining Museum is an exciting day out! |
 Engraving showing the layout of the Brookes slave ship from the collections of Hull Museums |
 Detail from a portrait of William Wilberforce from the collections of Hull Museums |
 Detail of hands from a painting of a slave from the collections of Hull Museums |
 Detail of a portrait of a slave from the collections of Hull Museums |
 Visit the Toy Gallery at the Castle Museum in York |
 Man decorating a truck in Pakistan. Photograph Tim Smith |
 Thomas the Turtle, from the Metalwork Gallery at the Millennium Galleries, Sheffield. |
 Morris and Co. stained glass at Cliffe Castle Museum. Detail of a panel depicting the legend of Tristram and Isolde |
 A Tudor Drama - The Stranger´s Case performed at Bolling Hall, Bradford. Photo Tim Smith |
 Student drawing of a wooden temple chariot horse in the collections of Cartwright Hall Art Gallery, Bradford. |
 Student sketch based on a wooden temple chariot horse in the collections at Cartwright Hall Art Gallery, Bradford |
 Can you read this metal type?
Come and see the plate for real at the Bradford Industrial Museum |
 Wooden type, set for printing: Bradford Industrial Museum |
 Image from a workshop creating stage sets at the Millennium Galleries, Sheffield. |
 Can you build a Super Bug to beat this one? Take up the challenge and play the Yorkshire Museum´s Minibeasts science game from this website now! |
 Find out about the lives of medieval monks in our virtual tour around St Mary´s Abbey on the My Learning website now! |
 Enter the virtual Laboratory and create your own Super Bug with the Yorkshire Museum´s Minibeasts science game. Try it on the My Learning website now! |
 Sketch of Wilberforce House, High Street, Hull |
 The Arctic Corsair, a fishing vessel, docked in High Street, Hull and open to visitors |
 Mosaic in the Hull and East Riding Museum, Hull |
 Teapot made by David Mellor, 1978 |
 Knife and Fork from the Bill Brown Collection, Sheffield |
 Contemporary Silverware by Katey Felton |
 Soup Tureen, England, Old Sheffield Plate, around 1800 |
 Dragon Fork by Stella Campion, silver and stainless steel 1997 |
