Posts tagged grounds

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  Volunteering in the Gardens

  July 29, 2014 - Michelle Homes

  My name is Michelle and since March I have been volunteering in the museum gardens, this has involved everything from […]

  
  

  Tagged: garden, grounds, volunteering

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  Midsummer Colour in the Museum’s Gardens

  July 15, 2014 - Bridget Woollen

  Things are looking colourful in the Museum grounds… Border in Kaffe Fassett colours. . . and a lamp post in […]

  
  

  Tagged: flowers, garden, grounds

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  Dry Stone Walling

  May 16, 2014 - David Cornwell, Museum Volunteer

  The Museum ran two dry stone walling courses for the first time in 2014. Participants learned how to build a […]

  
  

  Tagged: dry stone walling, events, grounds

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  Tigger’s Diary – Road work disruption

  September 27, 2013 - Tigger the Museum Cat

  In August Wessex Water started working on Claverton Hill. In order to undertake this vital work, part of the road […]

  
  

  Tagged: grounds, Tigger

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  Securing a sundial in summer squalls

  August 15, 2013 - Kate Hebert

  Regular visitors to the American Museum may have noticed something missing from our lawn over the past few months. New […]

  
  

  Tagged: behind-the-scenes, grounds

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  Inspiring Gardens

  July 2, 2013 - Beatrice Goddard

  Fed up with Gardeners’ World and lovely Monty and Nigel the dog being replaced by Wimbledon? Feeling a bit deflated […]

  
  

  Tagged: flowers, garden, grounds

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  Invasion of the Knitted Things

  March 29, 2013 - Kate Hebert

  Visitors to the Museum yesterday may have noticed strange knitted items sprouting up around the grounds. Our weather-hardy team were […]

  
  

  Tagged: behind-the-scenes, grounds, yarn bombing

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