A friend gave me a lovely facsimile copy of the 15th century Les Belles Heures de Jean Duc de Berry illuminated manuscript. I thought y-fronts were invented in the 1930s 🤔

Many thanks for the fantastic review Lauren – I'm glad you enjoyed it. The next one is in the works... inghamalec.com

Here's the thing... this object was unearthed in the yard of my in-laws' house – a 17th century barn in Oxfordshire, converted in the 1960s. Any idea what it might be?

I've had this book for ever

Do we think this should be on the delicat cycle?

Point of sale at #thesalonbuxton for my debut novel – a crime mystery set in a museum. What better way to pass the time while the hairs on the back of your neck are trimmed 😆

Another favourite comment from a child visitor to a natural history gallery was "The tiger was scary – it made me do a little wee!"

This awesome example (sculpted from Tunnock's tea cake wrappers) is on display at the Stirling Smith gallery.

As a museum educator, some of the most surprising feedback comes unsolicited from children. One of my all-time favourite letters read simply: Dear museum, thank you for letting me spend my pound.