Archives of INTERACTIVE

St Martin’s Church is a Grade II*listed building dating back to 1356 with renovation having taken place in Victorian times. But in recent years it had fallen into disrepair.

We’re delighted to congratulate Woodhall Spa Cottage Museum on their success in the 2014 Lincolnshire Heritage Awards, run by the Lincolnshire Heritage Forum.

The soft launch of Moors for the Future’s Fire Aware project took place in July. Local school children were invited to play both the digital version of our Fire Danger game.

Over the first quarter of its operation, our photo system achieved an average increase per month of 30% over this period, including a healthy Easter.

This month has seen the much anticipated installation of an interactive exhibit at the Military Intelligence Museum in Bedfordshire.

We were pleased to attend a recent workshop organised by our friends at AHI, exploring the provision of interpretation at wildlife sites.

This month we’ve been installing interactive exhibits for the Forestry Commission at their new visitor centre at The National Arboretum in Gloucestershire.

How do you present archive collections on subjects as different as Rugby League and the British Music Collection? That was the challenge at the University of Huddersfield’s Archives and Special Collections.

The newly refurbished Sumburgh Head Lighthouse buildings were opened on 3 June 2014 in an official opening ceremony led by HRH Princess Royal, patron of the Northern Lighthouse Board.

Hengistbury Head, for which we created two interactives, was officially opened on 12th April 2014 by naturalist, nature photographer, author and presenter of BBC2’s Springwatch, Chris Packham.