Ingrow Museum of Rail Travel worker, Keith Pitts, prepares for the night-time opening
Music and stories entertained ‘latecomers’ at a Keighley museum as it took part in a national event.
Jim Pickles played the banjo and gave readings at the Ingrow Museum of Rail Travel last Thursday evening.
Mr Pickles is a leading light at both Stanbury folk nights and the Haworth Open Storytelling Circle.
The museum, run by the Vintage Carriages Trust, was taking part in the national Museums at Night campaign.
The Ingrow railway station venue opened until 8.30pm on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, also offering free admission as part of the initiative.
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