by Bassetlaw Museum | Aug 7, 2026 | Community Event, Heritage, Local Experiences, Worksop
Inspired by 1940s and 1950s fashion, Dressed to Kill at Bassetlaw Museum showcases a selection of garments reflecting the style and glamour of the era. From an elegant evening dress once owned by Mrs Katherine Mary Darley of Ranby Hall to a smart striped suit by...
by Darron E Childs, The Delvers | Aug 7, 2026 | Gainsborough, Heritage
In my last feature I told the story of Sir Charles Anderson and his two Nordic voyages, describing him as a traveller through time. His name is remembered on a Delvers blue plaque at Lea Park, where the Anderson family home once looked out towards the River Trent. It...
by Friends of Milton Mausoleum | Jul 16, 2026 | Community Event, Heritage, Local Experiences, Sherwood
By popular demand, the Friends of Milton Mausoleum are hosting their Autumn Gifts and Craft Fayre, inviting visitors to experience a day that celebrates local talent, heritage, and community spirit – all with free entry. Set against the unique backdrop of the Milton...
by Friends of Milton Mausoleum | Jul 16, 2026 | Community Event, Heritage, Local Experiences, Worksop
By popular demand, the Friends of Milton Mausoleum are hosting their Autumn Gifts and Craft Fayre, inviting visitors to experience a day that celebrates local talent, heritage, and community spirit – all with free entry. Set against the unique backdrop of the Milton...
by Friends of Milton Mausoleum | Jul 16, 2026 | Community Event, Heritage, Local Experiences, Retford
By popular demand, the Friends of Milton Mausoleum are hosting their Autumn Gifts and Craft Fayre, inviting visitors to experience a day that celebrates local talent, heritage, and community spirit – all with free entry. Set against the unique backdrop of the Milton...
by Darron E Childs, The Delvers | Jul 14, 2026 | Community Focus, Gainsborough, Heritage, Local Experiences
I had known of Sir Charles long before I understood him. To most people he is little more than a half-forgotten name on a blue plaque, somehow connected to the great house that once stood in Lea Park. Historians know him as the author of antiquarian books and...
