Interpretating the Yorkshire viewpoints of JMW Turner.
We worked with Welcome to Yorkshire in 2010 and 2011 to deliver a range of interpretation and training for the HLF-funded Turner Trails Project. The project aim was to interpret Yorkshire viewpoints of the artist JMW Turner to encourage high numbers of visits to the county.
inHeritage teamed up with Hathersage-based design company Hammer Design, who handled design and production of print media, to produce a series of 27 new visitor panels, six self-guided walks, two audio trails to Richmond and Otley Chevin, two podscrolls to Whitby and York, three themed ‘features’, four podcasts and two children’s activity sheets. We facilitated two training sessions on the project outputs in March 2011 in Richmond and York.
You can explore the Turner Trails below:
Go to the Richmond Audio Tour page or listen to sample track
Go to the Otley Chevin Audio Tour page or listen to a sample track
Go to the Podcasts page or listen to episode one
Go to the Podscrolls page
Go to the Self-Guided Trails page
Go to the Themed Guides and Children’s Activities page
Started: June 2010. Completed: June 2011.
Client: Welcome to Yorkshire.
Project Manager: Catriona McLees.