Haymaking in Swaledale | Museum of Lakeland Life & Industry

Farmworkers making stacks of hay in Swaledale

Image Ref:

2002.7.026

16 x 12 inch Framed Print:

Collection only from the Museum

£55.00

16 x 12 inch Unframed Print:

Includes UK delivery

£30.00

12 x 8 inch Unframed Print:

Includes UK delivery

£11.95

8 x 6 inch Unframed Print:

Includes UK delivery

£8.95

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Hardman Photo Library

Purchase Prints Online

All of the prints in the photograph library are available to purchase online for UK delivery (unframed prints) or collection from the Muesum (framed prints). They are edge printed on to Fuji Crystal Archive Professional Photographic Paper and have a matt finish. To order, click on a thumbnail and select the required size from the options. All payments are securely processed via PayPal.

Delivery for unframed prints, within the UK, 14 working days. Framed prints available for collection within 21 working days.

If you would like to discuss other sizing, finishing options or delivery outside of the UK, please contact info@lakelandmuseum.org.uk.

About The Collection

The Museum was given nearly 5000 glass plate negatives by Joseph Hardman’s widow following his death in 1972. Taken between the 1930s and 1960s, the photographs record the traditions of Lakeland life, many of which rapidly changed or disappeared during the second half of the twentieth century.

As well as providing access to this fascinating archive we hope that putting the photographs within the public domain will allow us to build information about the people and places pictured.

If you have any information for inclusion in the photograph library, contact info@lakelandmuseum.org.uk, please also include the image reference number(s) in any emails.

More information about Joseph Hardman

This project was made possible with support from The Gannett Foundation, the charitable arm of Gannett Co. Inc., owner of Newsquest Media Group, whose titles include The Westmorland Gazette, of Kendal.