This year the Ruskin Museum made international headlines as Donald Campbell’s Bluebird K7 returned to the museum as a permanent display for all to enjoy. Visitors can admire the restored vessel that ...
Donald Campbell's restored Bluebird craft is to feature in the first Lady Mayor's Show. The hydroplane, which set several ...
More people have been to see Donald Campbell's Bluebird in its first two months on show than visited a museum for the entirety of 2023. It is the first time the hydroplane has been on display in the ...
The Ruskin Museum in Coniston may look small from the outside but the role it plays in telling the Lakeland village’s fascinating and varied history is huge. Head through the doors and you’ll be ...
Tracy Hodgson, Director of the Ruskin Museum, said: “We have applied to Lake District National Park Authority (LDNPA) for the speed exemption to run K7 on Coniston Water, and the dates we have asked ...
Donald Campbell's Bluebird could run again in the Lake District in May as part of a week-long celebration, it has been ...
Thousands of pounds has been raised to support a legal challenge over the ownership of Donald Campbell's Bluebird. Coniston's Ruskin Museum said it had started court proceedings against Bill Smith, ...
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Donald Campbell's Bluebird could return to Coniston Water nearly 60 years after fatal crash
The hydroplane, which disintegrated in 1967 as Campbell tried to smash through the 300mph barrier, has been painstakingly ...
Bluebird is returning to the Lake District decades after the fatal crash which killed its pilot Donald Campbell. After a lengthy legal battle over its ownership, the restored hydroplane was lifted ...
Bluebird's return, the future of a collapsed building and town's regeneration plans - here are the stories which made ...
Two old jet engines have been donated to a museum for future use in a reconstructed Bluebird boat. The Bristol Siddeley Orpheus Engines have been given to the Ruskin Museum in Cumbria by French-firm ...
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