The Changing Face of St Helens
This specially curated exhibition, The Changing Face of St Helens, coincides with the Bay of Fires Winter Arts Festival and features pieces of artwork and historic pieces from the St Helens History Room's collections telling the story of a bygone era. Inspired by the rapid pace of change we are all experiencing, this exhibition takes us back in time. It is thought-provoking and topical as it explores our heritage and looks to our future.
During the June long weekend, whilst the Festival is running, take advantage of a Heritage Walk being part of the admission price for Saturday 8th June 2019 and Sunday 9th June 2019 at either 11 am or 2 pm, leaving from the St Helens History and Visitor Information Centre.
Also on the Saturday, discover 'the Backroom' and seek free Family Tree research advice between 1 pm to 3 pm from our dedicated volunteer Genealogists.
If photography is your thing, immerse yourself in the incredible photographic archive where change can be witnessed first hand. Access our digital files at our workstation with the help of our volunteer photographic archivist.
This specially curated exhibition, The Changing Face of St Helens, coincides with the Bay of Fires Winter Arts Festival and features pieces of artwork and historic pieces from the St Helens History Room's collections telling the story of a bygone era. Inspired by the rapid pace of change we are all experiencing, this exhibition takes us back in time. It is thought-provoking and topical as it explores our heritage and looks to our future.
During the June long weekend, whilst the Festival is running, take advantage of a Heritage Walk being part of the admission price for Saturday 8th June 2019 and Sunday 9th June 2019 at either 11 am or 2 pm, leaving from the St Helens History and Visitor Information Centre.
Also on the Saturday, discover 'the Backroom' and seek free Family Tree research advice between 1 pm to 3 pm from our dedicated volunteer Genealogists.
If photography is your thing, immerse yourself in the incredible photographic archive where change can be witnessed first hand. Access our digital files at our workstation with the help of our volunteer photographic archivist.
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