Hello everyone! Please find here our latest newsletter for November. This month we’ve included a look back at our Remembrance Day exhibition, an update on our alum interpretation project, and a piece from my apprenticeship reflecting on decision-making and the future of our digitised catalogue. I hope you enjoy reading it as much as we enjoyed putting it together. A huge thank you for the donation in response to last month's newsletter “with fond memories of regular holidays

It’s a chilly winter morning in Staithes, the kind where the sea mist hangs low over the rooftops and there are more cats than seagulls on the streets - all the birds are tucked up in the cliff, out of the wind's reach. I come in through the museum door and say good morning to Rosie, who has already got the kettle on. It’s quiet — winter is always a gentler season here — but that’s part of the charm. The first job of the day is to make sure the shop is ready. A few postcards

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