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Friends of Breary Marsh scything: Staff at Breary Marsh have changed how they care for the land, including going back to traditional scything instead of mowing.

Credit: D L Preston

Friends of Breary Marsh scything

Staff at Breary Marsh have changed how they care for the land, including going back to traditional scything instead of mowing. Credit: D L Preston
Breary Marsh: Harvest mice, Europe’s smallest rodent, have been found in Breary Marsh in Leeds after last having been recorded there in 1975.

Credit: D. L Preston

Breary Marsh

Harvest mice, Europe’s smallest rodent, have been found in Breary Marsh in Leeds after last having been recorded there in 1975. Credit: D. L Preston
Skelton Lake: Skelton Lake is one of the green spaces where biodiversity will be boosted, improving wildlife habitats for different species.

Skelton Lake

Skelton Lake is one of the green spaces where biodiversity will be boosted, improving wildlife habitats for different species.
Killingbeck Fields: Killingbeck Fields is one of the green spaces where Leeds City Council is supporting investment to improve biodiversity.

Killingbeck Fields

Killingbeck Fields is one of the green spaces where Leeds City Council is supporting investment to improve biodiversity.
Asket Hill: Asket Hill was part of a successful pilot project funded by developers, which delivered improvements to local habitats including grasslands, woodlands and a wetland.

Asket Hill

Asket Hill was part of a successful pilot project funded by developers, which delivered improvements to local habitats including grasslands, woodlands and a wetland.
Fashion at Play talk: Among the outlandish outfits up for discussion will be the famous portrait of Child with Rattle, painted in 1611, which has been specially conserved for display in the exhibition.
Depicting a boy of about two years old, just taking his first steps, the child was previously thought to be a girl but is now believed to be Henry Frederick Howard, the future third Earl of Arundel who was born in 1608.

Fashion at Play talk

Among the outlandish outfits up for discussion will be the famous portrait of Child with Rattle, painted in 1611, which has been specially conserved for display in the exhibition. Depicting a boy of about two years old, just taking his first steps, the child was previously thought to be a girl but is now believed to be Henry Frederick Howard, the future third Earl of Arundel who was born in 1608.
Fashion at Play talk: Other outfits include a father and son in Wakefield wearing suits and riding matching penny farthing bikes, a fashion print from a Victorian women’s fashion magazine from around 1885 and a carefully posed picture of a mother and daughter from the 1860s, both wearing formal dress.

The exhibition also features an album of photographs documenting a spectacular children’s fancy dress ball hosted at Leeds Town Hall by the mayor and mayoress of Leeds, Mr and Mrs Alf Cooke, on January 12, 1891.

Fashion at Play talk

Other outfits include a father and son in Wakefield wearing suits and riding matching penny farthing bikes, a fashion print from a Victorian women’s fashion magazine from around 1885 and a carefully posed picture of a mother and daughter from the 1860s, both wearing formal dress. The exhibition also features an album of photographs documenting a spectacular children’s fancy dress ball hosted at Leeds Town Hall by the mayor and mayoress of Leeds, Mr and Mrs Alf Cooke, on January 12, 1891.
Fashion at Play talk: Other questionable outfits featured in the event include those worn by youngsters Elizabeth and Edward, captured in a painting from around 1740.
Aged around 12, Edward has been dressed in an adult suit, sporting a large wig and is even holding a dress sword in an effort to make him look like a proper grown-up gentleman for the portrait.

Fashion at Play talk

Other questionable outfits featured in the event include those worn by youngsters Elizabeth and Edward, captured in a painting from around 1740. Aged around 12, Edward has been dressed in an adult suit, sporting a large wig and is even holding a dress sword in an effort to make him look like a proper grown-up gentleman for the portrait.
Fashion at Play talk: Other outfits include a father and son in Wakefield wearing suits and riding matching penny farthing bikes, a fashion print from a Victorian women’s fashion magazine from around 1885 and a carefully posed picture of a mother and daughter from the 1860s, both wearing formal dress.

The exhibition also features an album of photographs documenting a spectacular children’s fancy dress ball hosted at Leeds Town Hall by the mayor and mayoress of Leeds, Mr and Mrs Alf Cooke, on January 12, 1891.

Fashion at Play talk

Other outfits include a father and son in Wakefield wearing suits and riding matching penny farthing bikes, a fashion print from a Victorian women’s fashion magazine from around 1885 and a carefully posed picture of a mother and daughter from the 1860s, both wearing formal dress. The exhibition also features an album of photographs documenting a spectacular children’s fancy dress ball hosted at Leeds Town Hall by the mayor and mayoress of Leeds, Mr and Mrs Alf Cooke, on January 12, 1891.
Fashion at Play talk: Other outfits include a father and son in Wakefield wearing suits and riding matching penny farthing bikes, a fashion print from a Victorian women’s fashion magazine from around 1885 and a carefully posed picture of a mother and daughter from the 1860s, both wearing formal dress.

The exhibition also features an album of photographs documenting a spectacular children’s fancy dress ball hosted at Leeds Town Hall by the mayor and mayoress of Leeds, Mr and Mrs Alf Cooke, on January 12, 1891.

Fashion at Play talk

Other outfits include a father and son in Wakefield wearing suits and riding matching penny farthing bikes, a fashion print from a Victorian women’s fashion magazine from around 1885 and a carefully posed picture of a mother and daughter from the 1860s, both wearing formal dress. The exhibition also features an album of photographs documenting a spectacular children’s fancy dress ball hosted at Leeds Town Hall by the mayor and mayoress of Leeds, Mr and Mrs Alf Cooke, on January 12, 1891.