John Sunderland in Oldster Magazine at 75 | Art, Aging & Reinvention
I have found that turning 75 has less to do with slowing down and more to do with noticing. In December 2025, I responded to
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The Vikings of York and How I Met Them
Bringing the Vikings of York to life at the original Jorvik Viking Centre was part of a most wonderful career in multi-media design. When I
April 27, 2022 No Comments
Little Quiet Achievements
I have just read that a ‘Bio’ should speak of one’s achievements. Ok here goes. I was born wearing glasses. I got into Wakefield Cathedral
April 27, 2022 No Comments
Next Book
6 June 2014 Things are going well with On My Way to Jorvik, it’s selling steadily, and people are loving it, all my Amazon reviews
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On My Way To Jorvik receives rave reviews in North Yorkshire
April 20, 2014 “I couldn’t put it down,” said Francis Pryor, author, archaeologist and presenter of BBC TV Channel 4’s Time Team. “The opening of
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On My Way to Jorvik
Why can’t museums be more like films? – thought eleven-year-old John Sunderland whilst truanting from double maths incognito in his school gabardine and cap in
April 17, 2014 No Comments
The Boat
She cut the wood
and set it down upon the beach
she planed she formed
she nailed and caulked
July 5, 2013 No Comments
1981-1984 The Jorvik Viking Center
Design and Build of a ground breaking underground interpretive centre on a former archaeological site.
July 4, 2013 No Comments
1985-87 The Canterbury Tales
A permanent Visitor attraction in a converted medieval church in the historic centre of Canterbury.
July 3, 2013 No Comments
1986-1987 Rhondda Heritage Centre
Designing the outdoor adventure play-scape for the Rhondda Heritage Centre
July 2, 2013 No Comments