Where: Corinium Museum Resource Centre, Fosse Way, Northleach

When: Wednesday, November 20, 11am to 12 noon

'Behind the Scenes: Rural Crafts of the Cotswolds' will be presented at the Corinium Museum's Resource Centre in Northleach by museum collections assistant Dr Caroline Morris on Wednesday, November 20, at 11am.

After a tour of the Resource Centre, the talk will take a closer look at objects and photographs from the collection that evoke the rural crafts of the past.

From tools once used by thatchers and hurdle makers, to photographs of hedge layers and blacksmiths, our reserve collections reveal the craft and skills once common sights in the Cotswolds.

Through the items in the collection, this talk hopes to evoke some of the crafts, the people that were associated with them, and why they might have been collected.

Caroline said: "To feel the weight of the thatcher's sheers or the beekeeper's skep, is to imaginatively step into the crafts-person's shoes, however briefly."

For more information or to book tickets, please contact the Corinium Museum on 01285 655611 or visit the website.