I absolutely love all forms of ship graffiti, but this C15th example from Flowton in Suffolk, complete with armoured crew, is one of my absolute favourites.
Joyous.
#OnThisDay in 1911, #Suffragettes Princess Sophia Duleep Singh and her friend Kitty Marshall pounced on the Prime Minister, Herbert Asquith, as he left 10 Downing Street; they stood in front of his taxi and unfurled a banner saying ‘Give Women the Vote’.
Yesterday we had the most wonderful talk with 91 year old alumna, Mary Edwards! She was so enthusiastic and retold the accounts of her childhood in such detail. It was truly inspiring and all of us present were undoubtedly moved by her childhood memories-
At 11.30pm @StPeterMancroft we give thanks for the long life of our dear friend Barbara Miller MBE, at her funeral here in church, in the heart of the City of Norwich, in which she loved so much and served as Church Warden.
Rest in peace dear friend.
The first election to be held after the Representation of the People Act was #otd 14 Dec 1918. The first election in which women over the age of 30 could vote however all men over the age of 21 could vote. #suffragette
You may have noticed we're looking a little different in the evenings…
These stunning projections on the west wall of the Castle kick off our Castle 900 programme, marking the visit of King Henry I & Queen Adeliza to Norwich at Christmas 1121!
#CastleReborn#Castle900
Our new resource 'working with photographs' is out now. What can a photograph tell us? Why do we need to be careful with our interpretations? What types of questions should we ask?
#History#HistoryTeacher#HistoryResources#EduTwitter
https://t.co/ECh4KKEn8S
Superb thread on World Children’s Day. Real child agency what Biesta would call Subjectification and what should be (imo) one of the purposes of education.
EPISODE TWO: ‘I think we should make more of our alumnae, our girls’ - Mr Greenwood
On todays instalment, the wonderful Mr Greenwood talks about the school archive and some of the incredible women who used to attend NHS!
A throwback to a much sunnier, warmer day on this lovely tour of Norwich High School for Girls, which took place this September as part of #HODs. This beautiful building which is a fine example of a suburban Regency Villa is set within 14 acres of grounds at the school. ☀️
Next Wednesday! Free in-person event for young people! Join us Weds 27 Oct 10.30am-12 noon for 'Getting the Picture', and discover more about Norfolk's historic photograph collections.
Suitable for children aged 8-14.
To book, visit https://t.co/VQEw1OBxRq
#NSF21#HalfTerm
screaming. the first episode of our podcast is out now! it’s still being verified on other platforms (jus on spotify atm) but fingers crossed it will be available on apple podcasts and google podcasts - if tech can come through!
have a great last day of term !! 🤍🤍
Kate Cooper, first student enrolled at Norwich High. She ran the Old Girls Association for many years and remained a great friend of the school until her death in 1946. Paintings she left the school still hang in the Sixth Form. Her English Literature exercise book is immaculate!
Tickets are now on sale for 'The History Girls'. Adapted and directed by Caitlyn (Year 13), the play features a cast of students from Year 11 - Year 13.
🗓 Tuesday 12th / Wednesday 13th October 2021
💷 £5
📍 The DBS
Not exactly an NHS archive post, but our most recent Archaeology Society find. We dug this up in the gardens behind Lanchester House. A fancy Victorian coat hook? Any other ideas?
The past is brought to life when we read the documents. Norwich High girls on the armistice from the school magazine, Parvum in Multo. @NorfolkRO, @NorfolkHC, @histchild, @NorwichHigh