@MrMickCoyle we’re putting your Lost Souls article linked to our site. Is there an image we can use for the article? Maybe or yourself or permission to use Bauer media one. We’re embedding the video and linking the article.
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#MentalHealthAwareness
@Lucy_Worsley i would love to make a show on Tottie Fay, fascinating, London’s wickedness woman according to a judge. Hired her own photographer for her asylum photo.
My wife has taken my 11yr old to watch Southampton play today. He is in a panic that they won’t get back for @itvtakeaway because @antanddec#happiestminute might come to our living room and he’ll miss out on a #placeontheplane
This was him last week during it.
@WomensHistNet Everybody needs to know the story of Tottie Fay, the wickedest woman in London. Her life is a drama till the end. #InternationalWomensDay
https://t.co/Zp4YQhtpXE
For #InternationalWomensDay we are sharing 131 published #Female stories on burials within Horton Cemetery. The range of stories proves that not all asylum patients were poor. We even have a Polish aristocrat chased out by the Russian Revolution. https://t.co/x5ELjJUmZy
@Horton_Cemetery …all of these women are important to understanding the history of #mentalhealth and asylums, but if particularly want to read about the aristocrat, or 'szlachta' as they were known; https://t.co/4wp6tBwosa
@EH_Stonehenge Not sure, but it was probably a long time ago when someone went... "Let's call that one 1, that one 2, shall we call this one 3 or that one?"
Do you know of any schools or groups who may wish to run a painting workshop in support of #MentalHealthAwareness ?
@SurreyHeritage@sryhilsradio@CombatStress
Planting Event of the ceramic flowers planned for 2023 in a suitable TBA location on Hook Road/Horton Lane junction.
(6/9) That leaves Robert Watkins & Albert Williams. Unfortunately, I don't know who is who, as Stan listed the names in no order on records. This is them standing without Buck. Whilst it’s likely they have passed away, if the families can see the photos, it would be incredible.
@marilynshalks are you able to help with Princes Theatre production photos from the 1870s? Specifically, Mr Byron Pedley, who appeared regularly in stage and panto. He was also in Henry V with Charles Calvert in 1872. Thanks!