Since it's #nationalpuppyday, here's Captain Harry Lindsay with his pup (H/t @surreyheritage): with officers of 9th East Surreys (at end of 2nd row - 4 along from #RCSherriff), and in Edward Cole caricature (https://t.co/5cxRzNAiQ7)
At Earlswood Asylum, Redhill, John Langdon Down pioneered the use of photography to help identify what we now know as Down’s Syndrome. Find out more https://t.co/jfht2R7ccs Also see the excellent displays @LangdonDown https://t.co/W2o9xO6VMM #WorldDownSyndromeDay
Our Women in the Frame exhibition is now open.
Don't miss this fantastic display at Honeywood Museum.
Free admission.
On Sat 24th & Sun 25th March 11am-5pm there will be free drop in family/ children activities linked to the exhibition.
In Journey's End, on 20 March, Osborne and Raleigh make a raid to grab a prisoner. In real life, information from a prisoner tells the East Surreys that an attack is coming the very next day: https://t.co/cRdRm7aMnL
This is tremendous news for all Veterans including the hard to find! A real opportunity to meet fellow Veterans and to get support in times of hardship or loneliness. These drop-in centres are based across Surrey with more to come?! @SurreyMilitary@VulnerableVete1@SSAFASurrey https://t.co/VLqhPrdco3
A gem from the Gentleman's Magazine 1737! John Sprong (d 17 Nov 1736) was carpenter to Peter King, 1st Baron King of Ockham, & is buried in Ockham All Saints churchyard. Poet revealed as Daniel Wray in Manning & Bray's History & Antiquities of the County of Surrey #WorldPoetryDay
The 9th East Surreys sustained some of its heaviest losses, 18-26 Mar 1918. #RCSherriff experts @roland_wales & Michael Lucas are liveblogging daily accounts of the action using war diaries, letters & extracts from Sherriff's 'Journey's End' https://t.co/QZdmDLZ19B #WW1 @WW1SGW
Thank you @SurreyCouncil and @surreymuseums for the great culture links careers event that took place @BrooklandsMuseu yesterday and thank you to all of the cultural organisations and local schools that took part #Careers
Our March Marvel of the Month reveals extraordinary #WW1 training notes and hand-drawn plan of Deepcut and Blackdown Camps https://t.co/zd2DlVEPj1 @WW1SGW
Surrey History Centre is currently open but if you are planning a visit over the next few days please phone us on 01483 518737 to check, as we may have to close at short notice if the weather is severe.
Opening 6 March, see our new display, Mary Watts: Pioneering Suffragist. Showing images of Mary Watts alongside newspaper clippings, this display articulates the central role Mary played in local suffrage networks. Find out more: https://t.co/8JFe8sscCl