Museum Facilities
- Education Program
The custodian is responsible for the co-ordination of the museum’s education and outreach programs. This includes a slide lecture about the five hundred year history of the museum’s collection.
The Museum’s education program is still in its relative infancy so it is continually evolving.
Museum Facilities
- Historical Re-enactments
As part of the museum’s Education Program, the Custodian offers the patron re-enactments of the narratives that are associated with the artefacts. This enables the artefacts to be solidly anchored in context and perhaps reanimates the artefact and its narrative.
The re-enactments which are available at this time are;
An attempt to complete the task required of Cinderella in order to go to the ball.
The recreation of the conditions needed to produce the weather talisman.
See also Future Projects
Museum Facilities
– The Custodian
The uniformed custodian accompanies the museum on every visit and is responsible fro the care and security of the museum and its patrons. In addition, the custodian is the repository of the Museum’s History and the object’s narratives: available for tours, questions and co-ordinator of the museum’s Education Program.
