Heather Audin has been the curator for The Quilters’ Guild Museum Collection in York for 15 years. Heather is married to Paul, a geologist, and they have a daughter Evie, eight, who already loves sewing and designing dresses.
What’s your first Yorkshire memory? One of my earliest recollections is of visiting York as a child with my brother and cousins. It seemed to take absolutely ages on a bus from Hull, and we visited the Jorvik centre and had a walk around the city. It left a lasting impression on me as being the most impressive place I’d ever been.
It’s this confidence and sense of belonging, I believe, that creates a unique and strong regional identity. Do you have a favourite restaurant, or pub? Our local pub, the Goodmanham Arms, right on the main street in Goodmanham, is definitely one of our favourites and is always a friendly and welcoming place to visit. And we’re also very fond of Hitchcock’s, the restaurant on High Street in Hull’s old town, is also a fabulous and quirky place to go.
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