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The Period Garage was one of our first projects funded by the Heritage Lottery fund. As the visitor approaches the Garage, an audio track from digital sound stores delivered through cleverly hidden speakers introduces the owner.
The Period Garage was one of our first projects funded by the Heritage Lottery fund. As the visitor approaches the Garage, an audio track from digital sound stores delivered through cleverly hidden speakers introduces the owner.
The Period Garage was one of our first projects funded by the Heritage Lottery fund. As the visitor approaches the Garage, an audio track from digital sound stores delivered through cleverly hidden speakers introduces the owner.
The owner then describes the development of his garage through the years, from being a Blacksmith selling cans of petrol, using a hand-pump in the 1920's and onto electric pumps in the 1930's. Narrative and background audio are heard as you wander through his workshop.
The owner then describes the development of his garage through the years, from being a Blacksmith selling cans of petrol, using a hand-pump in the 1920's and onto electric pumps in the 1930's. Narrative and background audio are heard as you wander through his workshop.
The owner then describes the development of his garage through the years, from being a Blacksmith selling cans of petrol, using a hand-pump in the 1920's and onto electric pumps in the 1930's. Narrative and background audio are heard as you wander through his workshop.