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THE Folly in Settle has received a grant of £80,000 to help it recover and re-open following the coronavirus pandemic. The home of the Museum of North Craven Life is the latest Craven organisation to receive a grant in the recent round of the Government’s £1.57 billion Culture Recovery Fund. It joins the Embsay and Bolton Abbey steam railway which has received £169,400, also to help towards its recovery. Managers of The Folly, which recently unveiled its newly restored facade following months of restoration work, say the £80,000 will cover overheads and allow for more essential maintenance work on the Grade I listed former town house.
THE Museum of North Craven Life, The Folly in Settle, has set up a crowdfunding appeal to raise the £1,500 it needs to buy an ‘outstanding’ collection of photographs. The Horner Collection contains more than 1, 000 photographs which were taken by the Horner family who ran a studio in Settle for three generations from 1864 to 1960. Trustees have secured a V&A Purchase Grant which will cover half of the cost and are now racing to raise the match funding required before the end of the financial year. The photographs cover the changing faces and places of Settle and the surrounding area for almost 100 years. There are many original glass plate negatives, which need careful storage and conservation.
Museum in bid to save precious collection of photographs
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