The northern art worker's guild Lon Landis An hourly guide that follows

An hourly guide that follows twenty-four birds as they find food

This is the first of two monographs which presents the results of archaeological and historical research in the village of Rainford

This 2D metal stand shows the Prince Rupert Tower symbol from the crest of Everton Football Club

This unique collection of clothes once belonged to Emily Margaret Tinne (1886-1966)

pale primrose and nodding violet burst out of this gorgeous illustration celebrating fifty flowers named in the works of William Shakesphere

The northern art worker's guild Lon Landis An hourly guide that followsThis beautifully illustrated book examines the impact of the Arts and Crafts movement in Manchester and the overlooked history of the Northern Art Workers Guild from its formation in 1896 through its demise in 1912. Unlike the London based Art Workers Guild, it had active women members throughout. This book tells the history of a northern craft revival that was neither rural, nor London focussed, but an essential component of the Arts and Crafts