Tag: Travellers

Model of a tent made of sticks inserted into board. The tent has a high peak with cloth rolled up to form an entrance, is carpeted with lace-trimmed red cloth. The tent also has three pillows and four rectangles of cloth, one of which has a floral pattern and purple edging.

The Story of a Tent and its Gypsy Maker

Cambridge anthropologist Ivor Evans' interest in the heritage of British Gypsy, Roma, and Traveller communities led to the preservation of objects familiar to rural Britain in the 1930s.

Eona Bell

26 September 2023

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