The Town Gallery
The Town Gallery deals with the trades and people of Louth and its surroundings for the last 250 years. Displays relate to malting, printing and carpet making. The work of leading architect James Fowler and woodcarver T W Wallis are featured along with costume and bygones.
The Flood mezzanine interprets the consequences of the disastrous 1920 Louth flood.
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Hugh BournWeb Design and Hosting donated by:
Architect: John Stianton
Museum Design: Phoenix Design
Building/Construction: Rooden & Cooper Ltd
Mezzanine steelwork: North Lincs Engineering
Cabinets: Cambourne Joinery
Signage: GRS Signs and Simon Rance
Quantity Surveyor: N A Francis
Artifact Restoration:
G Howard & Sons (railings and gates)
Alan Micklethwaite (stone objects)
Dian Hall Conservation (portraits)
Textile Conservation Consultancy (fabrics)
Michael Czajkowski (wood objects and construction Nonesuch Chest)
Department of Conservation & Restoration, University of Lincoln and Pat Cave (miscellaneous objects)
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