Oldham Lockdown Museum

My daughters going for their one hour walk in lockdown.

Social distance meet ups becoming the norm!

This photo represents our first Eid as a family in lockdown. This was the first Eid we didn’t spend with the whole family as we would usually. For this reason we tried to make the day as special as possible with decorations, presents and ‘Eid’ food for our children (and us!) to enjoy. I also recently gave birth to our third daughter during lockdown, which filled us with anxiety and excitement in equal measure due to the current climate. Staff at the labour ward at ROH were brilliant.

Alexandra Park, deserted during the first part of Lockdown when people were only allowed out for an hour a day

This is the garden centre at Chadderton Hall Park. I don't know why but there was something quite sad and desolate about the greenhouses being closed and the plants being left untended.

This collage was made by class participants to remind each other that they are not alone.

English classes are carrying on remotely for the E2 course. Participants have worked together to create this message.

Oldham Leisure Centre with Oldham Civic Centre in the background. For the first 10 weeks of Lockdown buildings across the country were lit with blue lighting to show support for key workers.

Roberta and her family have created this brilliant rainbow in all the window of their house at Delph Crossroads.