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![]() EventsEducation Officers ContactsHelping more people to become interested in their heritage is a key aim of many local history societies, museums, libraries and archives and finding ways to involve people of all ages can be challenging. Many museums, libraries and archives have an education officer, or person responsible for working with schools, to encourage participation of children in their activities and events and they are often keen to seek help and advice from local history society members. If you are thinking of undertaking a project with schools or would like to become involved with other projects being planned for children and young adults in your area why not get in touch? Durham County Record OfficeArchive Education OfficerDurham County Record Office County Hall Durham Tel: 0191 3833253 Website: Durham Record Office Archives reflecting the life and work of people in County Durham and Darlington Old Fulling MillEducation OfficerOld Fulling Mill Tel: 0191 3341823 Museum of local (and other) archaeological finds. Curriculum covers Bronze, Roman, Anglo-Saxon, Medieval and Tudor periods. Durham Heritage Centre and MuseumSt Mary-le-BowNorth Bailey Tel: 0191 3845589 or Jo Jones on 0191 3868719 A friendly museum in a medieval church next to the Cathedral, where history is brought to life. Displays tell the story of Durham City from St Cuthbert to the present day. The Oriental MuseumEdith NicholsonEducation Officer The Oriental Museum Elvet Hill, Durham Tel: 0191 3345695 The collections cover China, Japan, The Indian Sub-continent, SE Asia, Tibet and Ancient Egypt. The museum offers a full-time education officer and dedicated classroom. Durham Clayport LibraryCarol AttewellDurham Clayport Library Millennium Place, Durham Tel: 0191 3864003 Library and Lifelong Learning Centre offering Reference, Local and Family History, Lending and Digital Media. Durham University LibrarySarah PriceAccess and Learning Officer Durham University Library Tel: 0191 3342932 The Durham University Library Education Website allows students and teachers to investigate key historical events and discover what life was like in the past. Durham Cathedral Chapter OfficeElizabeth OswaldThe Education Service Durham Cathedral Chapter Office Tel: 0191 3864266 ext 4 Offers specific activities related to the curriculum or tours designed according to requirements. Hands-on activities in the Cathedral Education and Resource Centre. Top of Page |
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