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Bygones – reclaiming the history of social history

Bygones – reclaiming the history of social history. Kate Hill, November 2011. Dr John Kirk, 1869-1940. Kirk engaged in archaeological excavation, date unknown, probably early 20 th century. Kirkgate , York Castle Museum, 1950s. 19 th -century parlour, York Castle Museum.

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Bygones – reclaiming the history of social history

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  1. Bygones – reclaiming the history of social history Kate Hill, November 2011

  2. Dr John Kirk, 1869-1940

  3. Kirk engaged in archaeological excavation, date unknown, probably early 20th century

  4. Kirkgate, York Castle Museum, 1950s

  5. 19th-century parlour, York Castle Museum

  6. Moorland kitchen, York Castle Museum

  7. ‘Hearths’ gallery, York Castle Museum

  8. Mrs Mary Greg, 1850-1949

  9. Patchwork from the Greg collection Manchester Art Gallery

  10. Thomas CoglanHorsfall(1840-1932)

  11. Art Museum, Ancoats

  12. Nature Study museum, Stepney

  13. Signs of age – worn spoon from Greg collection Manchester Art Gallery

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