Exhibition based on childhood recollections of this post-war festival in London in 1951.
Access to our small exhibition space within the Reminiscence Classroom is free.
Former pupils share their recollections of visiting the Festival – Thursday 29 May 1pm. Free
The importance and excitement of this post-war morale booster is explored in conversation with two former Church School pupils.
1pm – 3pm, FREE
Rex Russell Memorial Saturday School
In partnership with Barton Civic Society, a typical day-school favoured by Rex Russell and his students is re-created with a focus on the Barton Enclosures of the late eighteenth century and a local “field trip” exploring the town’s Victorian legacy.
10am – 3pm, £20 (includes refreshments and buffet lunch).
10am – 12pm, “Barton and Barrow Enclosures” with Andrew Robinson, £8 (includes refreshments)
12.45pm – 3.30pm “Revolution and Resilience in Lincolnshire” with Keith Miller, £8 (includes refreshments)
Booking essential (01652) 635172
Enjoy a refreshments break in the Wilderspin Playground Garden as you tour Barton’s Open Gardens. The Museum is open on the Saturday, with refreshments on sale. On Sunday bring your own refreshments to enjoy in the Playground Garden.
2pm – 5pm
Open Gardens Map & Tickets £4 from The Ropewalk from 1 June.
Wilderspin National School
Queen Street
Barton-upon-Humber
DN18 5QP
The Wilderspin National School has received help and support from the following organisations:
The Wilderspin National School is an independent museum, registered charity no. 1047187 and a Company Limited by Guarantee no. 2844791.
