Games, collections, videos, stories, homework help and family days out from museums and galleries
Find out more about the women who campaigned for the right to vote in our topic guide on the suffragists and suffragettes.
Did you know that until 1814 the river Thames in London would occasionally freeze solid? Our friends at the Muse...
Do you have what it takes to be a Viking? Test your skills with the Viking Training school from National Museums Scot...
Our friends at the Jorvik Viking Centre in York have made this series of videos to introduce you to some of the most ...
For a Roman twist on the traditional game of bingo, our friends at the Roman Baths have created the Know yo...
How did people show their love in the middle ages? What did Vice-Admiral Nelson's wedding ring look like? Learn all about the history of tokens of love with Show Me.
Show Me reveals how things end up in museums, sometimes the story is a bit more complicated than you might think.
Courtly combat in this Tudor themed game from Historic Royal Palaces. Defeat all of Henry VIII's Knights to earn a ch...
When you look at this bottle of Blood Purifying Mixture it is hard to believe that this was used as medicine, it look...
This charming little alphabet book is a type of chapbook, a cheap form of literature that was common from the 17th to...
This beautiful and colourful locket makes our modern day jewellery look rather plain. It's intricate detailing shows ...
Birmingham Museums have loads of artefacts from right the way accross history in their collections. On their special ...
This beautifully illustrated book is called a Haggadah book, it is used during the Jewish festival of Passover and it...
Travel through the streets of Londinium (Roman London) and help a young slave girl collect and return objects to thei...
This is the closest thing we have to knowing what the infamous pirate Captain Blackbeard looked like. The artist nev...
Prepare the High Priest's body for burial before the sun comes up in this game about Ancient Egypt.
