National Museums Liverpool at 40 The story so far... Forty years ago, the Merseyside Museums and Galleries Order was presented to Queen Elizabeth II (12 February 1986), creating National Museums and ...

This artwork has been identified as having links to a person connected with transatlantic slavery. This research is part of the Walker Art Gallery’s ongoing work to be more transparent about the ...

Farquharson came to specialise in painting sheep in the snow, enabling him to contrast the hard, smooth finish of the snow with the soft, shaggy texture of the sheep - a contrast all the sharper ...

The Royal Albert Dock was constructed between 1841 and 1846. Once a noisy, working port bustling with trade, this feat of engineering is now a thriving area filled with restaurants, shops and culture.

Viking Silver, Bronze Age hoards and gold set jewels. Museum of Liverpool invites visitors to rethink what treasure really means in its new exhibition: Treasure: History Unearthed - the largest and ...

The Ken Dodd Charitable Foundation becomes first Principal Partner for National Museums Liverpool. Transformational £1.5 million gift will support creativity, education and community well-being ...

Iconic designs by Vivienne Westwood, Mary Quant and Laura Ashley are being showcased in a new display celebrating costume, jewellery and decorative objects made by female designers. Creating Visions: ...

When first encountering the work of the late George Wallace Jardine, one is immediately intrigued and delighted by what unfolds. His images have a lingering, unforgettable quality that continues to ...

In 2018 the first excavation of Liverpool court housing uncovered some fascinating finds, which shed light on the real lives of working class people in the city more than a century ago.

Join us in the Museum of Liverpool's atrium as atop our iconic Calderstones Spiral we are joined by living history reenactors from the Bronze Age who will be bringing the local world of 3000 years ago ...

Agnes Morrison established Our Day collections and created flag days in September 1914, within months of the outbreak of the First World War. In the same way that ribbons, flowers and stickers are ...

Densely packed court housing in a state of severe dilapidation in the St. Anne Street area is clearly shown in this model. The 124 three-storey houses had been built prior to 1828. The majority were ...