Ann Roberts
@History_Ann
History, Architecture, Research, Devon. Likes: chocolate, Devon hedgerows. Dislikes: traffic jams.
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05-06-2014 16:46:33
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The Vote, 18 April 1924, profiles one of the three women stockbrokers who were working in Britain, Doris Mortimer. Doris was a senior partner at a firm in Exeter bit.ly/3Q0wD0l #OTD #1924Newspapers #WomenInHistory
My latest for HistoryExtra on 8 shocking scandals that shaped Victorian Britain. All were followed by social reform, but the change that resulted was not always that which was intended or needed.
Hello dear friends, hoping you all have a wonderful weekend. Pls spread the word on this if you fancy - the more who watch, the more #history #archaeology #travel #treasures shows we can make in the future! ☺️ X
Following the devastating fire earlier this week, we are today launching our Poltimore House Emergency Fundraising Appeal to raise funds to clear up after the fire damage and make the site safe so we can welcome visitors again. #SavePoltimore ExeterHour crowdfunder.co.uk/p/poltimore-ho…
#OnThisDay 1924: The first BBC radio station based in Plymouth, 5PY, was launched. You can read more about 100 years of the BBC in the South West here: bbc.com/historyofthebb…
Lucy Browne Genealogy Change.org UK Any church closure process requires legal and statutory approval, and this process has not begun. St Michael's is an important and significant church in the city.
The Devonshire Association annual conferences are held in a different town/place in Devon each year. Our Sections produce reports on the town which collectively provide a useful introduction to the place: Buckfast, 2017, History -. See devonassoc.org.uk/devoninfo/buck…
Anyone watching Dixon of Dock Green on Talking Pictures TV? Some outside filming at what looks as if it could be a Peabody tenement block of flats or similar. 4 or 5 stories high, external walkway with railings.
Social history in old TV. Early 1960s London on film.
Introducing… my fourth baby.
It’s my attempt to get to the heart of how around 50,000 UK youngsters were locked away in mental institutions on purely social and ‘moral’ grounds in the early & mid 20th century.
Out on 4 April Oneworld Publications
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Very exciting news - in partnership with University of Exeter GLAM-E Lab, RAMM's reproduction images are going open access! You can now use our public domain images for free. Watch the video announcement here >>> youtube.com/watch?v=4s6aG2… #wikimedia #openaccess