Michael is the Business and Development Manager at Kendal Museum.

Carol Davies (BSc. PGCE. Dip Mus. AMA) studied Zoology as a first degree, then postgraduate Museum Curatorship and was awarded the AMA in 1983. She has worked as a professional curator and taxidermist, with specialism in the care and conservation of Natural History collections in several museums. She has been

Morag has an MA (Hons) in Archaeology from The University of Glasgow and an MPhil in Archaeological Heritage Management and Museums from The University of Cambridge. She is also a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries Scotland. She started at Kendal Museum in 1998 firstly as the Assistant Keeper, then

Margaret’s background is in Nursing and Midwifery, where she was privileged to care for people from the thrill of birth to work with Marie Curie Cancer Care for those at the end of life. After 25 years she took early retirement due to family illnesses and worked for a number

Sophia’s background is in music, having worked for some of the country’s top music festivals and venues. Together with her clarinettist husband Jack, 2020 sees Sophia launch a new music series in Kendal town centre. She is also developing a residential course for young musicians with the backing of Cumbria

Mitsuyo, who is from Japan, has a background in providing excellent customer service at other museums in England. She wants the Kendal Museum shop to be a place where people come to shop for their loved ones (and to treat themselves!), as well as to admire the museum’s collections. Mitsuyo

Originally from West Yorkshire, Sarah’s background lies in hospitality and events management, having worked in the industry for several years whilst also promoting gigs in the DIY punk rock scene. Sarah is passionate about organising events which support artists of marginalised genders and sexualities. After completing a degree in political