News and Views
Discover stories from our collections, work, research, and events. Warning: may contain absolute units.
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Author
- Susanna
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Published Date
- July 17, 2020
Friday Fledglings online – stories, crafts and rainbows
During lockdown, Friday Fledglings has moved from the Museum garden to the Internet. Join us and discover everything the Fledglings have been up to online!
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Author
- Alison Hilton
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Published Date
- July 10, 2020
Digital Access to The MERL Collections
Increased digital access to collections available from 13th July when copying services will restart for The MERL, Special Collections and Art Collections
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Author
- Ollie
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Published Date
- June 18, 2020
Farming and mental health – past and present
In this guest blog, the University of Nottingham’s Dr Sarah Holland explores the history of rural communities, farming, and mental health.
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Author
- Joe
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Published Date
- June 15, 2020
Contested Countryside: Commons & the Cold War
How did a small group of West Berkshire Commoners impact on the US-USSR nuclear arms race in the 1980s? Read on and find out.
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Author
- Alison Hilton
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Published Date
- June 5, 2020
5 Reasons I love the new school sessions at The MERL
The Museum of English Rural Life’s Learning Officer says what she loves about the new school sessions launching this term
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Author
- Joe
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Published Date
- May 20, 2020
“Gambling with floods?” An immersive Sci-Art exhibition
Dr Louise Arnal discusses her immersive SciArt installation: “Gambling with Floods?” Can today’s supercomputers make sense of nature’s ‘noisy chaos’?
