 Linnean
Society of London
Andrew started his career at the Linnean Society of London
at Burlington House in Piccadilly caring for the world-class
collections of naturalist Carl Linnaeus |
 Chatham
Historic Dockyard
Andrew played a major role in the establishment of initial
galleries such as 'Wooden Walls', 'Gannet', 'Ropery' and
the Sail & Colour Loft' as well as establishing public
research facilities |
 Royal
Engineers Museum
Andrew played a key role in the research, planning and
redevelopment of the Nineteenth and Twentieth century
galleries and staged many successful temporary exhibitions
|
 Croydon
Clocktower
Andrew played a major role in the implementation of a
Disaster Plan and staff training at this prestigious attraction
as well as organising public events |
 Bexley
Museum
Andrew played a significant role in the planning and implementation
of a major documentation backlog project, collection storage
move and disposal project |
 National
Postal Museum
Andrew had full responsibility for two major parts of
this National collection as well as managing public research
facilities and Public Records Office archives |
 Braintree
Museum
Andrew played a key
role in the planning and implementation of a major collection
storage move as well as establishing new stores, documentatuion
procedures and advising many district museums |
 Museum
Consultant
Andrew has undertaken
consultancy and freelance work since 1995 specialising
in social history and maritime collections with special
emphasis on documentation projects |
 Paddle
Steamer Collection
Andrew has been responsibility
for the collections of the Paddle Steamer Preservation
Society since 1995. The collection is now fully catalogued
and stored at Chatham Historic Dockyard |
 Training
Andrew undertook his post-graduate museum studies training
at the Department of Museum Studies at the University
of Leicester between 1991-93 specialising in social history
curatorship |
 Professional
Recognition
Andrew was made an Associate of the Museums Association
(AMA+) in London in 2004 in recognition of his experience
and expertise in museums gained since 1985 |
 Developing
Others
Andrew is a mentor for the Museums Association training
young curators towards gaining their AMA. Please click
here if you would like Andrew to mentor you
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