Yvonne McFadden
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Social & cultural history; women’s & gender history; oral history; housing history; cats;
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Reposted by Yvonne McFadden
Saturday 10 May: Mini East End Women’s Heritage Walk
This one-hour guided walk offers a shorter version of our ever-popular East End Heritage Walk highlighting some of the achievements and struggles of the industrious & resourceful women of Bridgeton & Calton
womenslibrary.org.uk/event/mini-e...
This one-hour guided walk offers a shorter version of our ever-popular East End Heritage Walk highlighting some of the achievements and struggles of the industrious & resourceful women of Bridgeton & Calton
womenslibrary.org.uk/event/mini-e...
Mini East End Women’s Heritage Walk | Glasgow Women's Library
On this shorter walk, you’ll learn about the women of the Templeton factory, the suffragettes, the brazen women of Glasgow Green, and many, many more!
womenslibrary.org.uk
March 11, 2025 at 12:34 PM
Saturday 10 May: Mini East End Women’s Heritage Walk
This one-hour guided walk offers a shorter version of our ever-popular East End Heritage Walk highlighting some of the achievements and struggles of the industrious & resourceful women of Bridgeton & Calton
womenslibrary.org.uk/event/mini-e...
This one-hour guided walk offers a shorter version of our ever-popular East End Heritage Walk highlighting some of the achievements and struggles of the industrious & resourceful women of Bridgeton & Calton
womenslibrary.org.uk/event/mini-e...
Reposted by Yvonne McFadden
If you want to listen to The Energy That Made Modern Scotland podcast you can find it here on Spotify. Although it’s divided into five short episodes, we made it in the style of a radio documentary so it works as a single one hour programme as well.
The Energy That Made Modern Scotland
Podcast · Dominic Hinde · Historian Dr Ewan Gibbs and Sociologist and Writer Dr Dominic Hinde bring alive the story of North Sea energy through archive clips, expert interviews and academic analysis.
open.spotify.com
February 21, 2025 at 5:11 PM
If you want to listen to The Energy That Made Modern Scotland podcast you can find it here on Spotify. Although it’s divided into five short episodes, we made it in the style of a radio documentary so it works as a single one hour programme as well.