Tag: Women’s history Records and researchEmmeline Pankhurst Day: our records on women’s suffrageFriday 14 July 2017We have a vast range of records relating to women’s suffrage, from medical reports...Behind the scenesQueens in fact and fictionTuesday 8 November 2016Fresh from watching the ITV series Victoria, I am minded to explore the lives...Records and researchWomen in engineering in the First World WarThursday 23 June 2016For National Women in Engineering Day, we aim to highlight some of the achievements...Records and researchMeeting Grace O’Malley, Ireland’s pirate queenThursday 16 June 2016There are many surprising finds when you peer into the annals of piracy -...Records and researchLost voices from the Civil WarsWednesday 11 May 2016During my PhD I have been part of an effort by specialists in the...Records and researchThe Women’s Land Army in eight documentsThursday 24 March 2016We have a vast collection of documents about the Women’s Land Army, including a...Records and researchSurviving the 17th century: the widowed and the fatherlessMonday 14 March 2016Exploring the lives of women widowed in the English Civil Wars and Anglo-Dutch Wars…......Records and researchShakespeare’s daughters and female inheritanceFriday 11 March 2016Legacy was a major concern for Shakespeare - he seems to have had the...Records and researchMy Tommy and Hetty’s War: the show must go onFriday 4 March 2016This is the tale of two Londoners, my great grandparents, and their part in...Behind the scenesLand girls, Spitfire girls and spies: women in warTuesday 1 March 2016I have always been amazed at the courage of women who served in the...Records and research‘To share in his fate’: petitioning to join those transported overseasTuesday 16 February 2016We explore petitions from women who wanted to join their husbands in exile…...Archives and archivistsDiversity in archivesMonday 18 January 2016Are Diverse History months still important or do they confine an already marginalised history... « 1 … 4 5 6 7 8 »