Hundreds go behind the wall at Lancaster factory

Hundreds of people have been visiting Lancaster City Museum to discover what's Behind The Wall of one of the city's factories.
By The Newsroom
Published 18th Mar 2017, 10:30 BST
Updated 24th Mar 2017, 10:03 BST
Kate and Peter Caruana, known as Bonkers Clutterbucks with their time machine inspired by the Standfast clock tower. Picture by Darren Andrews.Kate and Peter Caruana, known as Bonkers Clutterbucks with their time machine inspired by the Standfast clock tower. Picture by Darren Andrews.
Kate and Peter Caruana, known as Bonkers Clutterbucks with their time machine inspired by the Standfast clock tower. Picture by Darren Andrews.

Colourful art and intriguing designers have been welcoming many to the Behind The Wall exhibition, which reveals the hidden history of the building which has housed Standfast & Barracks for more than 90 years.

It has been produced by Mirador, a new Lancaster-based arts and heritage company, and runs until May 1.

Among the work on display is a family friendly ‘time machine’ inspired by the Standfast & Barracks clock tower, a crinoline reflecting the printing processes, photograms, Minecraft and exhibits.

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