Who built Pickford's House Museum?
Q: Who built Pickford's House Museum?
A: The great architect Joseph Pickford built Pickford's House Museum.
Q: When was Pickford's House Museum built?
A: Pickford's House Museum was built in 1770.
Q: Who was Joseph Wright and what connection did he have with Pickford?
A: Joseph Wright was a painter whose works can be found in local Derby Museum. Pickford had been one of Wright's notable customers.
Q: What is Pickford's House Museum showcasing?
A: Pickford's House Museum showcases the housing of a late Georgian professional person.
Q: What can be found on the ground floor of Pickford's House Museum?
A: The ground floor of Pickford's House Museum is furnished as it might have been in Pickford's time together with displays of eighteenth and nineteenth century costume.
Q: Who owns and runs Pickford's House Museum?
A: The Derby City Council owns and runs Pickford's House Museum.
Q: Was Pickford's House intended solely as a showcase for Pickford's work?
A: No, Pickford's House was intended both as a showcase for Pickford's work and as his residence.
