Front Row: The Bowes Legacy

Join Gibside historian and writer Val Scully, author of My Name is Eleanor, a work inspired by John Bowes’ grandmother. As she explores the story of The Bowes Museum from a perspective which makes its creation ‘for the people’ no surprise at all, she will share an insight into the social, economic and industrial history of the area. Join us for this intimate and insightful conversation as Val reveals how the Bowes family helped shape transformative moments in history.

This talk is a part of Front Row Talks series which explores the world of fashion and design. Talk taking place in the Conversation Gallery, recommended for ages 16+. £10 per person, plus admission.

Please contact the learning team at  learn@thebowesmusuem.org.uk if you have access requirements, so the session can be adapted to suit your needs.    

To reserve your place click ‘book tickets’ and select the ticket that suits you. We’ll confirm your membership when you arrive, or you can pay for a day ticket/ join as a member ahead of time.