From the Land – Henry Moore, Ewen Henderson & other artists
Archaeology at The Collection
People have inhabited the landscape of Lincolnshire for nearly half a million years. The archaeology gallery takes visitors on a journey through the Stone, Bronze and Iron Ages before exploring the Roman, Saxon, Viking and Medieval eras.
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Art at The Collection
The Usher Gallery is Lincolnshire’s premier art gallery displaying a diverse collection of fine and decorative arts, including loans from national collections, and a vibrant programme of temporary exhibitions supported by the Arts Council.
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Play at The Collection
An exciting and creative space for younger visitors with innovative activities and a designated area for babies, Play allows children to move, interact and create in a bright and colourful environment.
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Stokes at The Collection
The Collection is another place to enjoy Stokes’ famous tea, coffee and traditional favourites; cream teas, homemade cakes, savoury and sweet crepes, paninis, sandwiches, salads, daily hot specials and a fantastic children’s menu.
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Today at The Collection
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Usher Gallery 2018 Flag Commission Read more…
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I am Gaius Valerius, soldier of the Ninth Legion. Join me on a tour of the website and see what you can discover at The Collection.
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