@villagerbuses We wish all our passengers a very happy Christmas and a peaceful new year. And just a gentle reminder that we won't be running services on Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Years Day.
'It will do him more good than going to school'. Did the parents of Churchill & Sarsden agree? Child labour in nineteenth-century Oxfordshire: an illustrated talk by local historian Liz Woolley.
7pm for 7.30pm on Monday 20 November
in Churchill Village Hall OX7 6NJ.#chippynews
Such a stunning view over the wall - the remains of Churchill’s medieval village, destroyed by fire in 1684. Heritage Centre open this Sat&Sun 2.30-4.30.
A good number of visitors this afternoon from Burford, Chippy, Stow on Wold - and Hertfordshire! It was lovely to be open again to share our displays and temporary exhibition. See you next weekend? #oxfordshiremuseums
So finally my research on Lucite plombage sees the light of day: ‘Wilson’s balls’: TB treatment in the 1940s-1950s' https://t.co/mLJwkkkEsl #histmed#historyofmedicine
On #IWD2022 very proud to be the second woman to be elected master @ApothecariesLDN. Wishing everyone a healthy and fulfilling day, hopefully with actions that will take us all further and faster into the future. And sending very best wishes to all those who are struggling today
Applications open for 4-yr @WellcomeTrust funded postdoc to develop own research project (with mentoring) on health & medicine in Africa & links with socialist world during the #ColdWar https://t.co/7BbSWG56bf
Since we re-opened, we've had wonderfully sunny weekends to share our new exhibition. Open every Sat & Sun afternoons until end September. OX7 6NA. https://t.co/iTeBF0Qhu0
All ready for our weekend opening with displays in place. They tell the story of the biggest event in the history of our village – a fire in 1684 that had dire consequences. And all caused by a case of hearth tax avoidance! https://t.co/iTeBF0Qhu0 @HearthTax#oxfordshiremuseums
Cakebread made today to a 17C recipe - all ready to be displayed in our new exhibition, opening on the 22nd. After all, it was a baker who caused the devastating fire that burnt down the village! #oxfordshiremuseums#oxonmuseums#oxfordshire https://t.co/iTeBF0Qhu0
To food historians out there – can you help with a recipe for 17C bread? And give me an idea of how it would have looked? I’m wanting a visual aid for our new exhibition, which features a feckless woman baker who set fire to the village in 1684!