The image archive is a service for anyone interested in historic photographs of North Lincolnshire. It is available at North Lincolnshire Museum, Normanby Hall, and North Lincolnshire Central Library in Scunthorpe.
Between them, the council's museums service and the library service have over 25,000 photographs. Of these, more than 7,000 have already been entered into the computerised image archive, with new photographs being added continually.
Material ranges from views of the largest towns to the smallest villages, as well as covering a variety of themes such as agriculture, industry, leisure, religion and sport.
The archive provides a comprehensive visual record of the history of North Lincolnshire from the middle of the nineteenth century right up to the present day, and everyone is welcome to use it.
Photograph archive session, 11am until 3pm.
Come along to North Lincolnshire Museum to see the image archive with over 8,000 North Lincolnshire images to view. Museum assistants will be on hand to help with orders and image searches.
No need to book. Running every Wednesday during term times, starting from January 2012. Refreshments available to purchase.
If you would like to use this unique resource just call in at one of the venues listed below during their normal opening hours. No booking is required and staff are on hand to help you if required.
- Normanby Park Farming Museum
- North Lincolnshire Museum
- North Lincolnshire Central Library
- Baysgarth House Museum
Have a look and see what image archive online has to offer.
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Photographs
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Prices
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| A4 photo quality |
£10 per print |
| A5 photo quality |
£6 per print |
| Postcard |
£4 per print |
| Reproduction fees |
Please contact the museum for further details. |
Then if you wish to purchase a print please complete our image archive request form.
If you need further support please call 01724 843533.
Our collections are by no means complete and you may have photographs of the region that you think we may be interested in. If so, please bring them to any of the sites listed above. We will always be pleased to have a look at them.
