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Join the Museum of Cambridge for a talk by Tim Snelson, media historian and Associate Professor at the University of East Anglia.
Objects of the Mind: Using film to engage audiences with the Science Museum’s mental health collections.
As a backdrop to murder, author, Lindsay Jacob, talks about the material wealth and spiritual anxieties of Anglo-Saxon East Anglia...
Join us for a live podcast recording as we talk to Ruth McPhee . The perfect start to your Halloween weekend.
Professor Mary Joannou, author of the first biography of Clara Rackham, joins the Museum to discuss Clara's 'golden years'.
Learn more about the history of Cambridge Railway Station and its changes over the decades
Learn about Polish folk tradition and the different regional folk costumes of Poland.
As part of the Cambridge Festival, Mill Road History Society and The Museum of Cambridge present a talk by Roger Lilley, looking at their history, relationship and opportunities for the future, as well as some of the interesting material in
Learn about the Great Plague in Cambridge in 1665-1666 with Evelyn Lord.
Hear from the curator of our new exhibit, 'The Stories Behind the Stitches', on how the needle and thread act as a form of textiles therapy.
Learn about the gothic revival architecture of Cambridge colleges and churches with Yvonne Pinchen.