Est.1761 wants to encourage and support people to learn about the heritage of Salford's Bridgewater Canal in exciting and innovative ways. Find out how we are bringing the stories of the canal to life by checking out some of our current projects here. If we've sparked your imagination please contact us at bridgewatercanal@salford.gov.uk to find out more.
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The Unusual Bridgewater Botanists Club opened for new members during British Science Week 2019.
Read moreExplore the canal's rich heritage and the diverse natural world that borders it together. We've got a great mix of activities for you to download.
Read moreNew artist collaborations inspired by the Bridgewater archive collections.
Read moreFind out more about our accredited Green Badge Guide Training Course focused on the Bridgewater Canal in Salford.
Read moreGo from the canal to the classroom with our free resource downloads.
Read moreAn award-winning horticultural celebration of the Bridgewater Canal in Salford.
Read moreOver one year, photographic artist Simon Buckley captured Salford’s original canal through a series of photographs, films and the written word.
Read moreBorrow one of our new dementia-friendly creative loan boxes, inspired by the Bridgewater Canal.
Read moreUsing traditional craft techniques a group of Salford men built and launched a wooden boat inspired by the local mining vessels of the past.
Read moreAs seen on display at Barton Aqueduct Pocket Park - the woolliest tribute to a swing aqueduct!
Read moreWhat we see, what we find, what we feel, what we create. Eccles Girls Group and artist Sarah Marsh respond to Salford's Bridgewater Canal.
Read moreThe Past, Present and Future of the Bridgewater Canal - using opera as the catalyst for creative learning.
Read moreMarch 2016 brought a timely opportunity for us to introduce the heritage of the Bridgewater Canal to a new group of young people in Salford.
Read moreDuring a beautifully sunny British Science Week 2016 we welcomed 140 Salford primary school children to Duke's Drive to experience learning about nature, science and technology.
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