Past Exhibitions

Some of our previous exhibitions include:

EXHIBITIONS 2009:

January 10th--February 22nd.
Day Return A fascinating display of passenger transport memorabilia by one of our members.

February 28th--April 13th.
Stepping back In Time. Amazing display of footwear – including items from the collection of Shaw and Hallas, a long established local retailer.

April18th--May 31st.
Colne Valley Art Society Annual Exhibition A superb display of local talent, with many items for sale as well as the usual 'Bargain Corner.'

June 6th --August 2nd.
Discover Your Family History by Huddersfield and District Family History Society. Discover who lived at Cliffe Ash.

August 8th--September 27th.
Marsden Past Part of the NEW exhibition of Marsden history by Marsden History Group with WEA.

October 10th--November 22nd.
Traditional Drinking 'Oils. An exhibition of paintings of ale houses past and present by well known local artist Tony Haigh.

"It'll Never Catch On in Golcar."

From 15th January 2011 to 27th February 2011

CVM's celebration of its 40th birthday continues.

Crown and County

From 5th March 2011 to 26th April 2011

The Royal Family--their visits and their influence upon West Yorkshire.
Exhibition by Huddersfield University History students.

Colne Valley Art Society's 40th annual exhibition.

From 30th April 2011 to 5th June 2011

CVAS celebrates it's 40th birthday too with an exhibition of local artistic talent in a range of media. Many items for sale including the usual Bargain Corner.

Golcar Lily Day and The Golcar Sing

From 11th June 2011 to 31st July 2011

Looking back over past Golcar Lily Days, the exhibition will include the Golcar Lily Day archive to date (now in its 5th year!) and the history of Golcar Sing.

West Riding in Miniature

From 6th August 2011 to 25th September 2011

A fascinating exhibition for all ages of beautifully crafted miniature vernacular buildings made by local craftsman Robert Silkstone.

Bee-keeping through the ages

From 8th October 2011 to 27th November 2011

A wonderful display of exhibits, photographs and information about bees and early bee-keeping right through to the modern day.

 
Current Exhibitions at Colne Valley Museum.