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Links to External Web Sites - providing additional hatting information
Please note we are not responsible for the content held within the web sites listed below

www.aam.org.uk
Greater Manchester is an exciting and vibrant cultural centre, offering an innovative and diverse range of opportunities for engagement with the arts for local residents, visitors and tourists.

British Hat Guild
The recognised trade body for the industry. Contained in the Hat Guild's pages you will find all manner of information relating to the British Hat Industry. There is a brief overview about the organisation and its history, contact and membership details, a dairy of events, and even a press board where you can catch up with all the latest news!

www.hatpinsociety.org.uk

[Costume Gallery]
A Central Location on the Web for Costume and Fashion - take a tour through four main areas of The Costume Gallery hosting over 400 web pages and 1,800 images of costume.

Costume Gallery's Online Library
internet reference library for fashion and costume research.

European Textile Net work

[The International Feltmakers Association]
formed in 1984 to promote the work of artists, craft people and designers in felt.

marketingmanchester.com
Marketing Manchester is the agency charged with promoting Greater Manchester on a national and international stage.

museeduchapeau.com
Hatting Museum based at Chazelles-sur-Lyon, France.

Ordsall Hall Museum, Salford

[priestenkeller.com]
Emperor Franz Joseph Hat Museum

Sites providing Industrial Heritage information

Industrial Powerhouse
Discover 150 years of industrial heritage in the North west of England

lasted updated 11 September 2006