@DevRoseTurner

Marketing Manager @thepostalmuseum / Fellow @theRSAorg / Arts & Comms Freelancer / Personal views

 London via Philadelphia
Joined November 2014
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All day training via Zoom means breaking out crocheting supplies for my fidgety fingers! Does anyone else do this to help with screen fatigue?
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My son’s favourite part of our trip to @RMGreenwich last weekend wasn’t the planetarium, or the Cutty Sark, it was this water feature that he played in for 45 minutes. Thank God we brought a change of clothes. 🤷🏻‍♀️ – at Kensington, London
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Do you want to get involved with the Digital Culture Network? We regularly hold free webinars and events to support the development of digital skills in the creativity and culture sector. Here's what we've got coming up 🧵👇
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Job alert / pregnancy announcement! 🚨🤰🏻 Do you have experience managing campaigns? Looking to work with an ace team? Consider applying for my maternity cover as I dive back into the land of nappies and no sleep. More details here - postalmuseum.org/about/work-… @thepostalmuseum – at Islington, London

Jobs and opportunities - The Postal Museum

It’s an incredibly exciting time to work for The Postal Museum! Take a look at our current vacancies - we'll be advertising a range of jobs over the year.

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Did you know that May is #NationalWalkingMonth in the UK? 1.) Ballintoy, County Antrim - 1938 2.) Tarr Steps, Exmoor - 1938. 3.) Yarmouth, Norfolk - 1969. 4.) Grange, Cumbria - 1937
A postman walks along a path on the Causeway Coast near Ballintoy. Rocky islands can be seen in the background, along with Rathlin Island making for a striking backdrop.

ALT A postman walks along a path on the Causeway Coast near Ballintoy. Rocky islands can be seen in the background, along with Rathlin Island making for a striking backdrop.

A postman walks along the Tar Steps in Exmoor. They act as a bridge across the river which he is using to head toward houses on the top of the hill ahead of him.

ALT A postman walks along the Tar Steps in Exmoor. They act as a bridge across the river which he is using to head toward houses on the top of the hill ahead of him.

A postman clambers over a gate on farmland as another man waits for him on the other side holding his mail bag for him.

ALT A postman clambers over a gate on farmland as another man waits for him on the other side holding his mail bag for him.

An old stone bridge crosses a river. Rolling hills and steep cliffs make up the background and a postman can just be seen on the bridge itself heading from right to left.

ALT An old stone bridge crosses a river. Rolling hills and steep cliffs make up the background and a postman can just be seen on the bridge itself heading from right to left.

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Get creepy, crawly and crafty with @thepostalmuseum this May Half Term! Loved working on this video with the talented learning and marketing/comms teams 👏 – at Brent, London
The Postal Museum@thepostalmuseum24 May 2023
Take a wild trip to The Postal Museum this half term with @artfund's #TheWildEscape. Get hands on with arts & crafts whilst learning about the very hungry creatures that live in the museum. From helpful beasties to the bugs keen to make a meal out of the museum collection.
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It's #InternationalMuseumDay and this year's theme is sustainability and wellbeing. We recognise the urgent need to address the climate emergency with action. That's why we're launching our Environmental Sustainability Framework today. #IMD 🧵 👇 1/9
A photograph of The Postal Museum's living wall in sunshine. Two red postboxes are positioned among the leaves and undergrowth.

ALT A photograph of The Postal Museum's living wall in sunshine. Two red postboxes are positioned among the leaves and undergrowth.

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Do I have any followers that are parents of children aged 6-12 that would be happy to participate in a #MayHalfTerm video shoot in exchange for a free @thepostalmuseum visit and play session in Sorted!? Snacks and content can be shared. 🥨📷 DM me! – at Brent, London
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Brb, crying at work. 😭 #lunchnotes
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The loos @japanhouseldn are next level. Seriously tweet-worthy 🚽🧻
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Spent a zen morning @japanhouseldn with the lovely #marketingmanagers group. 🙏
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Devon Turner retweeted
AIM@Aimuseums15 Mar 2023
Dogs in museums - do you welcome them? Or not? We're really keen to understand how AIM members came to a policy on this - and any advice for other members deciding what to do! 📸: AIM team member Bertie outside Nidderdale Museum
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My son shouting “art! art!” while running through @MuseeLouvre makes my art historian heart very very happy. ❤️ – at Paris, France
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Part 2 of the “art! art!” video. @MuseeLouvre Myles being genuinely interested in Leonardo da Vinci’s “Virgin of the Rocks” was such a special moment between us. @kidsinmuseums
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One of my favourite views in #Paris @CentrePompidou – at Paris, France
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I swear the French have the most gorgeous produce presentation. #market #paris
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Our current exhibition is making history. Pictured here, our conservation and curatorial teams install not only King Charles III's first definitive stamp, but the great philatelic rarity that is the Tyrian Plum of Edward VII. 👉 bit.ly/3jEXWjN
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Devon Turner retweeted
Steven Roper@Mr_S_Roper13 Feb 2023
No finer sight in gallery education…
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This #PostBoxSaturday takes us down to the south coast in Hastings. This wall box looks so weather-beaten that it could be from 1066. Although the George V cypher suggests otherwise.
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Big news! 🚨 See King Charles III’s definitive stamp before it enters circulation on 4 April only at @thepostalmuseum @RoyalMail – at Islington, London
The Postal Museum@thepostalmuseum8 Feb 2023
#TheKingsStamp opens today, marking @royalmail’s release of the first new definitive stamp design in the UK for 56 years. Be the first to see King Charles III’s stamp in person, before it’s in circulation, only at The Postal Museum. 👉 bit.ly/3jEXWjN
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