Trail Fun For Kids At the Beverley Treasure House
Summer holidays may have ended but there is still time for children to enjoy a fun-filled interactive visit to the Beverley Treasure House.
Summer holidays may have ended but there is still time for children to enjoy a fun-filled interactive visit to the Beverley Treasure House.
Beverley Treasure House is hosting a talk by Neil Hutty on the East Riding Yeomanry, known as ‘Wenlock’s Horse’. In contrast to many other regiments, the Yeomanry were active in the Middle East during the First World War.
East Riding of Yorkshire Council is proud to announce that Beverley Art Gallery, located in the Beverley Treasure House, has officially reopened after a complete refurbishment.
Families are invited to the Beverley Treasure House for a drop in craft activity inspired by the work of sculptor Daniel Fraser Jones. Dan’s exhibition in Beverley Art Gallery
On Monday, 4 August, 6-8pm, the Treasure House will be holding a Great War Local History Forum to commemorate the centenary of the outbreak of the First World War.
Volunteers are needed for a major project which will tell the previously untold personal stories of local people involved in the First World War.
Saturday 12th July sees the launch of “Cavalry, Camels & Camaraderie” at the Beverley Treasure House in Beverley, an exhibition that explores the East Riding Yeomanry
The family pet has most likely existed for as long as we have had families themselves. For many, they are virtually another family member and we dote on them as loving companions.
A display about ‘One family’s war: The Johnson Brothers, of Lockwood Street, Hull’ is now featuring at the Beverley Treasure House.
When you walk past an old building or ruin, you tend to assume that it has stood there since the day it was built, and perhaps you’d take a moment to wonder at the miracle of how it has survived for so long.
A talk will take place at the Beverley Treasure House on Thursday, 5 June looking at the contrasting types of two Yorkshire War memorials from the First World War. The talk will be delivered by Dorothy Nott and start at 6.30pm.
It will be much easier to find out about local history books and articles at Beverley’s Treasure House now as a result of work by the East Riding archives and local studies service. A huge number of books and journal articles can now be searched online.
Visitors to the Beverley Treasure House on Monday 12 May will have a chance to try their hand at calligraphy and discover more about this fascinating art form.
Tracing your family history is a very popular and fascinating activity – but sometimes it can be difficult to understand how to start. The family history courses run at the Beverley Treasure House are an excellent way to get started in your new hobby or develop your knowledge.
Tales from the Archives, a new exhibition at the Beverley Treasure House, uses people’s stories from documents of the past to bring history to life.
Every picture tells a story, and so does every document. It’s amazing what can be revealed by simple, unassuming pieces of writing and imagery, as is demonstrated in a new and free exhibition, starting on Saturday, 15 February at the Treasure House
Magical folk tales, superheroes and even the well-loved Gruffalo story will be bringing the library and Beverley Treasure House alive, as part of Beverley Literature Festival’s exciting children’s programme.
Do you want to know how to fight an 18th Century duel, see how Beverley looked 200 years ago or look into the faces of Victorian criminals? Then come along to the Treasure House Open Day on Saturday, 14 September, 9am-4pm.