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This project will serve as the hub for all Wikipedia community events, content work, and community collaboration on articles related to the Herbert Art Gallery and Museum. If you are interested in helping please check-in on the participants page. If you have any questions please post them on the talk page.
This project aims to coordinate the sharing of resources between the Herbert Art Gallery and Museum (The Herbert) and the Wikimedia community. The Herbert's mission as a museum aligns closely with Wikipedia’s goal to provide "free access to the sum of all human knowledge." The Herbert houses a diverse collection encompassing subjects such as art, science, history, and more. The distribution of this broad range of information will impact topics throughout Wikipedia, Wikimedia Commons and other projects.
Please help disperse these valuable images that have been donated by the museum. They should be added to articles in any language that are related to the image.
This category is more general than the "Images from..." category listed above, and includes an assortment of images that are not part of the official museum donation, making it a lesser need.
Add the translation template{{es|}} (for Spanish), {{de|}} (for German), etc., into the Description field of the template, and translate the description from English in order to make it easier to categorize and use for non-English speakers.
Tag articles related to Herbert Art Gallery and Museum-related topics with the {{Herbert-related}} tag.
Browse the museum's website and collections database to check out the many topics represented in the museum's exhibits and collections.
One of the images donated by the museum (a "face jug").The cloisters of Whitefriars, Coventry, when it was used as a workhouse.Bablake School in Coventry in the late 1800s.
