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D7913 - Junction Arts of Chesterfield, formerly formerly Junction 28 Arts Project, South Normanton, participatory arts organisation - 1976-2016
1 - Annual reports and related publications - 1981-2010
3 - Promotional literature - 2002-2008
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Archive Reference / Library Class No.
D7913/1/3/9
Title
"Combine: Farming Heritage East Midlands"
Date
c2012
Description
A pilot project for "Combine" was undertaken with pupils from Shirebrook Academy in 2010, during a series of visits to Hill Top Farm in Ashover to learn about traditional skills and explore contemporary rural life. The full project, two years later, was far more ambitious, working across six counties in the East Midlands: Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, Lincolnshire, Leicestershire, Rutland and Northamptonshire. The activities tackled by young people during the course of the project included: farm and cattle market visits, falconry, map-making, museum and record office visits (including work with Derbyshire Record Office), hedge planting, pork pie making, oral history collection, stone carving, and wattle and daub construction. "Combine" was funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund, Natural England, Media Archive for Central England, Arts Council England, Derbyshire County Council and Bolsover District Council.
Associated promotional materials comprise:
D7913/1/3/9/1: Illustrated printed booklet, 55 pages long: "Combine: Farming Heritage East Midlands"
D7913/1/3/9/2: Leaflet describing the project in detail
D7913/1/3/9/3-8: Postcards promoting the project: one for each of the six counties involved. The front of each is illustrated by a historic map of the area.
D7913/1/3/9/9-14: Large postcards inviting participation in the project in the form of written contributions
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Repository
Derbyshire Record Office
Archive Creator
Junction Arts of Chesterfield, formerly formerly Junction 28 Arts Project, South Normanton, participatory arts organisation
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