By picking up a card you will be able to compare what was used in the 16th Century kitchen to today, the innovation of ice cream, and much more…Take a moment to discover the stories that Cookbooks can tell from the 30 November 2017 to 31 January 2018.
What has been your favourite object on display in the Treasures of the Brotherton? Bring a National Lottery ticket and join us to share your experiences on Fri 15th at our drop-in event where we are saying #ThankstoYou for all of your support! https://t.co/DwSpSEcJtd
It’s been a cold week, but that doesn’t stop us thinking about A.B. Marshall’s Fancy Ices. Find out more about her in the Treasures of the Brotherton @LULGalleries
It’s a cold morning in Leeds, why don’t you stop by the Treasures of the Brotherton Gallery from 10am and warm up inside by taking a moment out of your day.
#CookbookStories#InterpretingCultures2017
If you ❤️the Yorkshire Dales this exhibition at @UniversityLeeds will be up your street.
🌄🌄🌄 Now Then: Peek into the Dales showcases the work of Leeds born Marie Hartley, artist, author and social historian: https://t.co/zdhLQ1jRVN
#yorkshiredales#yorkshire
Our Conservation Team has been in the Treasures of the Brotherton and turned some pages to preserve our beautiful books and manuscripts! 10 changes have been made so far with a few more planned for next week. Can you spot them all in the Gallery? Here's a clue for 3 items!
We’re a group of MA Art Gallery and Museum Studies students at the University of Leeds.
We created 6 cards to work alongside the Cooks and their Books exhibition at the University of Leeds’ Treasure of the Brotherton Gallery.
#CookBookStories#InterpretingCultures2017