I love the idea of taking an old forgotten book down from a library shelf & opening it to find a magic tunnel. I would definitely step inside to see where it leads.
(‘Tunnel Book’ by artist Ruth Maendel)
Then, join us again, 1 week later with @hannahjpringle, recent deputy editor of Inside History Magazine.
Hannah will walk us through witchcraft in the 17th century.
Get your ticket here: https://t.co/tnelJUa1Oj
What an exciting start to the school year!
Eye-opening experience set in the trenches at Cassel around the Dunkirk evacuations. Don’t forget to book in advance, as this popular activity is well worth doing! @CVHISTORYFEST
Meet the enigmatic Dr. Vainen Schuch-des Forges at @CVHISTORYFEST this weekend. Hear some totally legitimate stories from his travels (DON’T TRUST BIG COLA!) → https://t.co/u8DLiAnHEq
Ever wondered about what happened to the Domesday Book during WWII? @dustshoveller retold the very unfortunate, yet predictable story of its journey to Somerset, an unlocked van and some thirsty transporters.
Spoke to a wonderful member of the small team working to bring recognition to women of Salisbury through their exhibition and heritage walk. It would be great if more communities could do something like this → https://t.co/RJzFRQQjIb #hersalisburystory#Salisbury
A very interesting talk about the lives of women in the Regency era. @GillHornby and @rjhmorrison took a closer look at Jane Austen’s world and some of her well-known works!
Had a lovely little chat today about how @atasteofthepast got started with their recipe research. They recreate authentic recipes from historical records that range in date from medieval times through to the Victorian era → https://t.co/DuWnxYSFB4
A few highlights from yesterday’s shows @Hist_Tell . If you are around @CVHISTORYFEST , their incredibly funny and informative performances are a must see!