Founded by the University of Reading, England in 1951, the Museum of English Rural Life houses thousands of records about how farming and agriculture in the countryside have evolved over the years. Labeled collections include equipment, photographs, books, document archives and films. The museum was recently moved to what was formerly known as the St. Andrews Hall, part of the campus grounds in Reading, but it also retains part of t » Read more: Museum of English Rural Life

My schedule in Ottawa this past weekend was extremely compressed, but there was one place I wasn’t going to miss: the Canadian Museum of Contemporary Photography. As a person with no formal background, yet a keen interest in the visual arts and photography, I have been wanting to visit this museum for a long time. And my Internet research revealed that the Museum is featuring a very special exhibition right now: two photographic series by Suni » Read more: Hello From Ottawa – Part 11- The Canadian Museum Of Contemporary Photography Featuring Sunil Gupta And The Challenges Of Immigration

Sir William Bragg, the eminent physicist, once stated, “The important thing in science is not so much to obtain new facts as to discover new ways of thinking about them.” The profundity and truthfulness of this statement seems nowhere more relevant than in the National Science Museum in London – one of the country’s most loved historical institutions. As part of the National Museum of Science and Industry, the Science Museum is more than a to » Read more: The Science Museum: not Just a Tourist Hotspot

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