A new exhibition opens this week at the Beverley Guildhall, entitled ‘1960s Beverley.’ As the title suggests, this exhibition looks at how the town was influenced by the 1960s in terms of aspects such as planning changes, fashion, music and new innovations.
Fiona Jenkinson, Curator of the Beverley Guildhall, said:
“We decided to take a different approach to Beverley’s history this time, but this has been a difficult exhibition to pull together. We rely heavily on living memories to inform our exhibitions and people found it hard to remember what happened in one particular decade. The exception to this was possibly the music scene where there was a specific culture in the 60s, and we have good reminiscences including some from Beverley’s most popular band of the time, The Strollers.”
The exhibition ‘1960s Beverley’ opens at the Guildhall on Friday, 5th February, and will run until October. The Guildhall is open every Friday from 10am to 4pm and admission is free.
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I just received a copy of the booklet and poster today from Phil Barber. It’s a wonderful look back to those terrific days. I was pleasantly surprised to see the articles about the Strollers. I have very fond memories of Beverley and visit as often as I can. It has changed so much but it has managed to retain its lovely small town mystique. I love your web site and if you need any stories or information about Beverley feel free to contact me.
Dave.
I recognise these lovely boys,they used to practise in my mums front room in the early days, when i was about 12 my own free show,dont think the neighbours were too pleased though.what about the outfits,bet they cant fit into anything like that now.Just like to say hi to the lads. from Chris (Garth’s sister]