bground.jpg

OUR TOWN

PORTRAIT OF WEDNESDAY

BURY IN THE SIXTIES

BURY IN THE SEVENTIES

THE GOLDEN VALLEY

MEET US AT THE MOSSES

END OF AN ERA

LANCASHIRE’S HEROES

RETURN TO LANCASHIRE

BURY, MEMORIES OF A
MARKET TOWN

img203.jpg
nav1.jpg

WELCOME

nav1.jpg

MEETINGS

nav1.jpg

FILMS

ON VIDEO

nav1.jpg

USED

EQUIPMENT

nav1.jpg
nav1.jpg

NEWSLETTER

LINKS

nav1.jpg

WORKSHOPS

img204.jpg
img205.jpg
filmondvd-006.gif

End of an Era

2005


The Bury Arts and Crafts Centre in Broad Street was built in 1894, originally as a Technical School with an Art department on the upper floor.
For over fifty years the ornate building provided education for many thousands of the town’s Art and Technical Students. In the late 1940's the technical students moved to a new college and by 1960 the Broad Street building had become a thriving Arts and Crafts Centre under its Principal, Alan Childs. It was upheld as a thriving example of non-vocational Adult education, yet was constantly under threat of closure due to erratic changes in local and national education policy.
A long era of struggle and success finally came to an end on 17th of December 2004, when the Centre was obliged to leave the old Broad Street building, which had meant so much to so many for so long, and move to pastures new.
This video records the events of that memorable day.

39 mins.

If you are not happy ordering over the internet you can just print out an order form with the link below and send to:
Terry Ashworth, 48 Cornall Street, BURY, Lancashire. BL8 1RZ
with a cheque for the required amount made out to
BURY CINE SOCIETY.

Print out an Order Form (Adobe Acrobat pdf file)

bnr_toolkit_468x60.gif