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I've spent the last couple of days trawling through the excellent output from the Tank Museum.
https://www.youtube.com/user/TheTankMuseum
In these days when we can't visit the places can anybody recommend some online output?
The V&A channel is absolutely brilliant.
I've been watching loads of them recently.
Some of them are too short though.
The Tenement Museum in New York has quite a bit of content online. It’s a great museum exploring the history of real life on the Lower Eastside.
British Museum do quite a few... Have been watching some of their Sutton Hoo via after watching The Dig.
There is some superb stuff from the Natural History Museum. And who doesn't love an origami dinosaur?
https://www.nhm.ac.uk/discover/origami-tyrannosaurus-rex-dinosaur.html
Not sure about YouTube but Al Murray and James Holland’s podcast is very good - it’s called ‘we have ways of making you talk’ and if you like the Tank Museum films you should enjoy it..
The London Transport Museum have put quite a few videos out. Hidden London is very interesting, about some of the abandoned stations and their secret wartime role.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUW2xtjzDXo04H6Wgq6Si-A
Not quiet what you're asking but during lockdown TV/Film production was stopped dead in its tracks and there was a bit of a rethink about what TV to make and how.
BBC 4 made a series of programmes in closed museums and they were blimmin excellent, not just as a clever way to make great, visually arresting TV in the height of the lockdown but in terms of articulating the experience of lockdown through artifiacts in the collections. The James Fox one in the Tate especially good in this respect
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000hqmn/episodes/player