Photos show inside 30 year Tomb Raider exhibition

News imageBBC Stills in a folder from the Tomb Raider movies starring Angelina JolieBBC
Lara Croft went from a hard drive in Derby to Hollywood

Treasures of Tomb Raider have been put on display to mark the 30 year anniversary of the birth of Lara Croft.

At a studio at 55 Ashbourne Road, Derby, back in the 1990s game designers created the archaeologist-adventurer who would go on to conquer the world.

Now Pickford's House in Derby, just down the road, has been transformed into her home Croft Manor to honour one of the city's most famous creations.

The free Lara Croft: 30 Years On exhibition features collectibles, costumes and rare artefacts including the computer used by Core Design to bring the legend to life.

Take a virtual tour below of the displays, which can be seen until November.

News imageA black playstation console in a display cabinet
Tomb Raider was released first on the Sega Saturn console but was a huge hit on the Sony PlayStation
News imageA cabinet showing a selection of games, toys and magazines
Lara Croft became a digital superstar
News imageA Lara Croft Formula 1 advert saying she has curves more dangerous than Monaco
The star was used to advertise all manner of items
News imageSupplied A retro desktop computer on a desk next to a Larazaade bottle and a life-sized statue of Lara CroftSupplied
The computer used to create the first Tomb Raider games is on show
News imageA cardboard cutout of a less polygonal version of the character
Displays take you through the evolution of Lara Croft

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