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Tag: Julie Miles

11 March, 2015
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Lancashire Folk Tales: Dildrum, The King of Cats

Following up on news that the King of Cats touring exhibition is coming to Lancaster (see news story), we thought Lancaster’s many cat lovers might like to read the Lancashire […]

11 March, 2015
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Lancashire Folk Tales brought to Life in new City Museum exhibition

Come and meet Boggarts, Haunted Hares, and Talking Cats, and be immersed in windswept moorland, snow capped hills and icy becks at Lancaster City Museum later this month, when a […]

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