| 2000/10 | Magazine / Autumn 2000 | Diane Walker, the Museum's new Education Officer reflects on her first months. . . / Diane Walker reflects on her first months. It's a change for me to inherit a vibrant service. The help from volunteers important. Plans for key stage 1 (4-7 year olds) hands-on well under way. Other developments include creating programmes for Key stages 3 and 4. Rob Parkinson tells stories to children |
| 2000/10 | Magazine / Autumn 2000 | Trustees and Staff / Nigel Stephens retired from the Trust & has been appointed a Vice President.
Martin Sharpe, Hon Treasurer retired, replaced by Maurice Pollock. New trustess are Maurice Pollock & Andrew Ferrier
Sue Shave retired as Education Officer, replaced by Diane Walker. |
| 2000/10 | Magazine / Autumn 2000 | Friends News / Spring tour in Yorkshire. Increase in subscriptions to Family |
| 2000/10 | Magazine / Autumn 2000 | Course news in brief / See previous entry |
| 2000/10 | Magazine / Autumn 2000 | Courses programme 2000-2001 / 46 courses between November 2000 and May 2001 inclusive. Leaders Richard Harris, Roger Champion, Rob Dash, Verna Bailey, David Viner, George Monger, Robert Hurford, Timothy Easton, Clare Gapper, Brian Ridout, Bill O'Hagan, Christina Stapley, Bob Holman, David Woodbridge, Gerard Lynch, James Strike, David Bland. Nigel Johnson, Deborah Albon, Chris Smith, David Russell, Neil Burridge, Tricia Christian and Gordon Rushmer. |
| 2000/4 | Magazine / Spring 2000 | An endowment fund for the future / David Tomlinson reports a good year. Work will soon start on the Building Conservation Centre and Museum Store. Poplars is nearly finished. |
| 2000/4 | Magazine / Spring 2000 | Course programme / 15 courses planned. Leaders: James Strike, Richard Harris, Nigel Johnston, Gerard Lynch, Joe Thompson, Ged Gardiner, Douglas Johnston, Peter Mc Curdy. |
| 2000/4 | Magazine / Spring 2000 | Beavering away at the heart of the Museum / The Library is at the heart of the Museum. Bernardine Saunders in one of the volunteers responsible. |
| 2000/4 | Magazine / Spring 2000 | Longport House and Hambrook Barn as you rarely see them! / An aerial view Hambrook Barn and Longport House. |
| 2000/4 | Magazine / Spring 2000 | Museum's lifelong learning programme stretches across eight subjects. / Diana Rowsell reports that the Museum's programme of life-long learning courses now includes eight series: building conservation, heavy horse work, historic domestic life, period gardens and herbs, countryside skills, historic textiles, traditional trade workshops. She mentions in particular Richard Harris, Roger Champion, Jim Strike, Nigel Johnston, Gerard Lynch, Deborah Albon. |
| 2000/4 | Magazine / Spring 2000 | Re-building Poplar Cottage. / Richard Harris describes the research and restoration of Poplar Cottage. |
| 2000/4 | Magazine / Spring 2000 | Keith Bickmore hands over visitor service duties. / Keith Bickmore has spent 18 years at the Museum. He is now standing down as warden. His duties will be taken over by Alan Wood and Carol Brinson, who will report to Visitor Services Manager Bob Easson. |
| 2000/4 | Magazine / Spring 2000 | Museum and Galleries month / The Campaign for Museums has designated May as Museums and Galleries Month. The Millenium Commission has awarded the Museum |
| 2000/4 | Magazine / Spring 2000 | What is the Frank Gregory Collection.? / Jane and Charlotte Murgatroyd write a memorial of Frank Gregory and his collection |
| 2000/4 | Magazine / Spring 2000 | Gardening notes / Bob Holman describes his work with Thelma Jack and Jill Dickens. |
| 2000/4 | Magazine / Spring 2000 | Managing the collections - life below the waterline. / Mike Wall describes his work as collection manager. |
| 2000/4 | Magazine / Spring 2000 | The House of Memory / The interpretation of Poplar Cottage will make it a "House of Memory". Artists from the South East region are being invited to produce art specific to particular parts of the cottage. Co-ordinating the unusual interpretation will be Chris Zeuner, Richard Harris and Tim Sandys-Renton. Research has been undertaken by Ruth Tittensor, Fred Aldsworth, David Martin, Richard Harris and Dr Sylvia Landsberg. |
| 2000/4 | Magazine / Spring 2000 | Dovetail / The Dovetail events include: The Copper Family; Illyria's productions of Romeo and Juliet and the Emperor's new clothes |
| 2000/4 | Magazine / Spring 2000 | How the other half lives / A picture of the History Re-enactment Workshop. |
| 2000/4 | Magazine / Spring 2000 | Support from the Plumbers / The Worshipful Company of Plumbers has been a dedicated supporter of the Museum for many years. It gave |
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