This pack has been developed to introduce schools to the resources in the Labour History Archive and Study Centre at the People's History Museum. The resource packs have been developed to link directly to our popular Living History workshops and they can be used to follow up a visit, or can just be downloaded and used on their own. Alongside the facsimiles of original archival documents are some suggested activities for you to do at school.

This pack has been developed to introduce schools to the resources in the Labour History Archive and Study Centre at the People’s History Museum. The resource packs have been developed to link directly to our popular Living History workshops and they can be used to follow up a visit, or can just be downloaded and used on their own. Alongside the facsimiles of original archival documents are some suggested activities for you to do at school.

This pack has been developed to introduce schools to the resources in the Labour History Archive and Study Centre at the People’s History Museum. The resource packs have been developed to link directly to our popular Living History workshops and they can be used to follow up a visit, or can just be downloaded and used on their own. Alongside the facsimiles of original archival documents are some suggested activities for you to do at school.

A Key Stage 3 & 4 resource to be used in conjunction with the changing exhibition at the People’s History Museum. This resource pack has been created in order to introduce schools to our exhibition: Demon Drink? Temperance and the Working Class. It provides a variety of sources, information and activities with which to engage students and create links to elements of the exhibition as well as issues in wider society today. The resource pack can be downloaded and used to follow up a visit, or can just be downloaded and used on its own.

This pack has been developed to introduce schools to the resources in the Labour History Archive and Study Centre at the People?s History Museum. The resource packs have been developed to link directly to our popular Living History workshops and they can be used to follow up a visit, or can just be downloaded and used on their own. Alongside the facsimiles of original archival documents are some suggested activities for you to do at school.

A Key Stage 2 resource to be used in conjunction with the changing exhibition at the People’s History Museum. This resource pack has been created in order to introduce schools to our exhibition: Demon Drink? Temperance and the Working Class. It provides a variety of sources, information and activities with which to engage students and create links to elements of the exhibition as well as issues in wider society today. The resource pack can be downloaded and used to follow up a visit, or can just be downloaded and used on its own.

On show at People’s History Museum from Saturday 12 October 2013 to Sunday 11 May 2014, in partnership with The Co-operative. For 150 years The Co-operative has grown to first manufacture and then to sell products. Its services continue to support the families and communities of Great Britain and the world ‘from the cradle to the grave’. This people’s business began its humble origins as the Co-operative Wholesale Society in Greater Manchester in 1863. The exhibition explores the values behind the ‘caring sharing co-op’ and offers a unique insight into the way we shop and live.

On show at People’s History Museum from Saturday 12 October 2013 to Sunday 11 May 2014, in partnership with The Co-operative. For 150 years The Co-operative has grown to first manufacture and then to sell products. Its services continue to support the families and communities of Great Britain and the world ‘from the cradle to the grave’. This people’s business began its humble origins as the Co-operative Wholesale Society in Greater Manchester in 1863. The exhibition explores the values behind the ‘caring sharing co-op’ and offers a unique insight into the way we shop and live.

On show at People’s History Museum from Saturday 12 October 2013 to Sunday 11 May 2014, in partnership with The Co-operative. For 150 years The Co-operative has grown to first manufacture and then to sell products. Its services continue to support the families and communities of Great Britain and the world ‘from the cradle to the grave’. This people’s business began its humble origins as the Co-operative Wholesale Society in Greater Manchester in 1863. The exhibition explores the values behind the ‘caring sharing co-op’ and offers a unique insight into the way we shop and live.