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This session introduces pupils to The National Archives and to some of the famous documents connected with the Great Fire of London. Book now for a workshop at The National Archives or online in your classroom: https://t.co/9v96wDqyIv #History #PrimaryHistory #SchoolTrip
Students will discover how the authorities sought to overcome the challenge of Whitechapel's policing, from dressing as women to developing silent footwear. Book now: https://t.co/l8oFfAiN1Q #History #HistoryTeacher #GCSEHistory #CrimeandPunishment
During the Second World War, children and those at risk were taken to places of safety to protect them from bombs and war damage. Some were sent to British Dominions such as Australia, South Africa and Canada. Find out more:
https://t.co/VTDN5T52Vq #History #HistoryTeacher
This session introduces pupils to The National Archives and to some of the famous documents connected with the Great Fire of London. Book now: https://t.co/1WsReFGBhJ #History #PrimaryHistory #HistoryTeacher #KS1
Why was 19th century Whitechapel so difficult to police? Book now: https://t.co/BzfsE0GfLz #History #HistoryTeacher #KS3 #KS4
'The Ladies Diary or The Woman's Almanack' is an interesting artifact to explore life in the year 1740 - but this one is extra special. It was used 20 years later by the Presbyterian church in Mansfield's Old Meeting House to record baptisms. #ArchiveOddities (RG 4/2486)
Packing for a summer holiday is always a challenge, especially with unpredictable weather. Will you be packing anything like these Spring/Summer looks from 1894 & 1909? Take a look at our recent blog for books on historical fashion: https://t.co/DOXM3lgzz1 #HolidaysfromHistory
The cover is called a 'limp binding' due to the flexible nature of the material, and as the fur has not been scraped the material is known as 'hair vellum.' Though common in the medieval period, its survival to the modern day is rare. One of our treasures! #ArchiveOddities
We have many documents made from Parchment, but very few are as special as this book from E101/376. This account book of the King's Wardrobe dates from 1315-1316 and still has the original calfskin binding complete with fur! #ArchiveOddities
Why was 19th century Whitechapel so difficult to police? Book now: https://t.co/4W5meUQczg #History #HistoryTeacher