As part of the Fashioned by Nature programme Newry & Mourne Museum Curator, Shan McAenena will talk about the local embroidery industry known as flowering which employed thousands of local women working from home in the 19th and 20th centuries.
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| Ticket | Free |
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| Saturday | 11:00 | - 12:00 |
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