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Category Archives: volunteers
Women in Newcastle and their wartime roles, 1914-18
Over the next few months, interns and volunteers on the Reflections project will write a few blog posts to discuss their experience working on the project and some of the research materials they have uncovered. This time volunteer Catherine Humphries … Continue reading
Posted in 1914, 1916, 1917, 1918, Lit and Phil, Newcastle, Uncategorized, volunteers, Women and the war, World War 1
Tagged Ethel Williams, Red Cross, Ruth Dodds, Suffragettes, Voluntary Aid Detachment
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Ethel Williams’ Campaign for Educational and Employment Opportunities for Women
Ethel Williams was also heavily involved with the development of the Workers’ Educational Association (WEA) in the North-East. In particular, Williams was interested in promoting educational opportunities for women. Indeed, the WEA was open to women, and during the Great … Continue reading
Ethel Williams’ Pacifism during the Great War
Just six-days after the second battle of Ypres had begun, 1200 women gathered at The Hague to discuss the issues of war and peace. Most of the suffrage movement had suspended its activity due to the war: the International Women’s … Continue reading
Posted in 1914, 1916, 1917, 1918, Northumbria University, volunteers, World War 1
Tagged Ethel Williams, The British Women’s International League
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Ethel Williams, an activist on Tyneside
Over the next few months, interns and volunteers on the Reflections project will write a few blog posts to discuss their experience working on the project and some of the research materials they have uncovered. This time volunteer Sarah Hellawell … Continue reading
Posted in 1914, Lit and Phil, Newcastle, Newcastle Libraries, volunteers, World War 1
Tagged Elizabethville, Ethel Williams, Nuffield Health Clinic
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Newcastle Central Station and the Mining Institute
Over the next few months, interns and volunteers on the Reflections project will write a few blog posts to discuss their experience working on the project and some of the research materials they have uncovered. This time volunteer Tim Candlish … Continue reading
Posted in 1914, 1916, 1917, 1918, Lit and Phil, Newcastle, volunteers, World War 1
Tagged Newcastle Central Station, The Mining Institute
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My Experiences of Working on the Reflections Project
Over the next few months, interns and volunteers on the Reflections project will write a few blog posts to discuss their experience working on the project and some of the research materials they have uncovered. This time volunteer Carol Chapelhow … Continue reading
The Tank Banks of World War 1: Julian Visits Newcastle, New Year’s Day 1918
Over the next few months, interns and volunteers on the Reflections project will write a few blog posts to discuss their experience working on the project and some of the research materials they have uncovered. This time volunteer Jane Roberts-Morpeth … Continue reading
German War Cartoons exhibition
Over the next few months, interns and volunteers on the Reflections project will write a few blog posts to discuss their experience working on the project and some of the research materials they have uncovered. This time volunteer Susan Killick … Continue reading
Posted in 1916, Lit and Phil, Newcastle, volunteers, World War 1
Tagged Carluccio's, Cartoon, Lusitania, Simplicissimus
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Clues to the Streets
Clues to the streetscape of central Newcastle during the First World War come in many forms. A few buildings have the same occupant – Lloyd’s Bank and the Theatre Royal on Grey Street; Reid’s jewelers on Blackett Street; Central Station … Continue reading
