Ure Museum installs graphics for summer showing
VISITORS of a Reading museum will get a glimpse of ancient history through its new window display.
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Discover the inky history of Reading with new talk
From the early days of the printing press, Reading has always been at the forefront of ink on paper.
See Reading in a new way thanks to Abbey Gateway tour
READING MUSEUM is offering a rare chance to get a view of the town from an unusual vantage point.
Ahead of Royal Berkshire Hospital’s future, residents get a chance to learn more about its historic past in online meeting
AS THE future of the Royal Berkshire Hospital is discussed, an online meeting last week gave people to look back ...
Lockdown leads to David reigniting Wokingham’s past
David Nash Ford published a series of Berkshire history books in lockdown.
University launches new portal to explore museum collections from home
“We hope that these new resources will also inspire people to get involved in our museums and collections, by visiting, ...
Museum to move into Shinfield
WORK will soon begin on a brand-new wing of the British Museum. But borough residents won’t need to go to ...
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