FANTASTIC NEWS!
Here at ISAW we could not be more delighted!
Please read the announcement below and give generously (if you can) to ensure we can honour Ann in this way: https://t.co/NXzSTyk90t
"the force with which she shut her door, shook the House imprecating the Vengeance of God against all for the insult offered to the memory of her deceased friend"
What a sentence 😨 but also, way to go #AnnWalker 💪🏻😤
BLOG OF ALBW PRESENTATION
Discover how #AnnWalker explicitly and implicitly mourned #AnneLister after her death. Read this new blog here:
https://t.co/KwvL18wEHc
Cheers to #AnnWalker on her 220th birthday 😀🥂 You're allowed to enjoy a good glass of wine and you are most certainly allowed *not* to drink if you don't feel like it. Let's nip this myth in the bud 🍷😉
https://t.co/s4JajKXOPM
ICYMI @ ALBW
Amuse yourself by reading this amazing blog by @LeilaMarcia on Ann Walker’s Humour - a top ten list of Ann’s humorous comments from her letters, her diary and Anne’s diaries.
#AnnWalker@ALBW20201
https://t.co/lyEUIxI4aR
SUNDAY MORNING READ
Find out more about Ann Walker’s niece, her name sake, Ann Walker Sutherland in this informative blog by @AcrossThePond88
Come for the bio, stay for the trowel….curious? Read on
https://t.co/z2G0i5Fx45
NEW FIND
It is known Ann was at Terrace House -a private asylum- in 1843/44. We now know Ann was at another private asylum, Sussex House in April 1845. It was run by Dr Forbes Winslow, an eminent doctor of the time. Read all about here in this blog: https://t.co/BaiXnblHMv
Fabulous day for my first #NationalArchives visit with #ISAW pals.
Fascinating.
Full-on.
And filthy!
Oh, and back-breaking. ;-)
Yet all in a good cause.
@SearchingForAnn @LeilaMarcia @ListeriaUK
"planning a little Inn or Alehouse which I had laughed and told A- last night might have the sign of a teazle" 10.Dec.1835
Did #AnnWalker like the teasel? Or did the flower remind #AnneLister of Ann? Adorable 🌸🥰 but prickly 🔪💢 (and partly carnivorous 😳)
Want to know what #AnnWalker thought of the fashion in Paris, who "little fussy" was, and just how done she was with the Priestley? Check out this blog 👇 full of (hopefully) helpful tips how to get started with transcribing Ann's letters 🤓📜👒🦔
“My dearest Elizabeth”
Read this excellent blog by @LeilaMarcia about Ann Walker’s letters to her sister, Elizabeth. Find out about the content, style and structure of the letters and learn tips on how to read Ann’s handwriting.
https://t.co/dHgPEP9fN1
@MisandryPope YES to all of this! I've been listening to some of the old podcast episodes. S1-S2 were SO good! The joy of analyzing every little detail! Just for it to be reduce to "Why? It is what it is" in S4. 🤬 Sally 🤬 LN for treating this show (and its audience) so carelessly!
Cliffe Hill❗️(I always read it in #AnnWalker’s aghast voice😄)
“laughed and said let Cliff Hill but on her saying Cliff Hill ! thought it was too early in our day to mention and said I was only joking” - 29.Sep.1832
@FOSMchurchyard thank you for the interesting tour!
#ALBW2022