ASSOCIATION OF NORTHUMBERLAND
LOCAL
HISTORY SOCIETIES
Registered Charity no. 251179
NEWSLETTER JANUARY 2013
‘HENS THAT WANT TO
CROW ’
Emily Wilding Davison went to the
Epsom Derby in 1913 and her action there, vividly recorded by the newsreel
cameras, is probably the most widely remembered event in the campaign for
women’s suffrage.
To mark the centenary of Ms
Davison’s death from her injuries that day, Dr Liz O’Donnell will give a talk, ‘Hens that
want to Crow – Suffragists and Suffragettes of the North East of England
1865-1914’, at our Members
meeting on 2 March (details below).
Emily Wilding
Davison
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All Individual Members and members of affiliated Local History Societies
are welcome to attend the Members meeting. Full details are available on the
ANLHS website ( www.anlhs.org.uk ).
ANLHS
MEMBERS’ MEETING 2013
1.15
Saturday 2nd March
St
Nicholas Church Hall, South Gosforth
ALL WELCOME
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THE SOCIETY OF
ANTIQUARIES OF NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE
This year marks the bicentenary of the Newcastle Antiquaries, the oldest
provincial antiquarian society in the country. A plaque is to be placed on the
corner of Grainger
Street and the Bigg
Market to mark the site of its first meeting.
From an initial 68, the Antiquaries’ membership now spread across the
world and its highly regarded journal, Archaeologia
Aeliana is available in libraries across Europe, America and Australia. Series 1 and 2 (1822-1904) are now available on the internet.
For two centuries the Society has encouraged a greater understanding of
the history and archaeology of the north-east. Many leading figures in the
history of British archaeology were members and recent Presidents have included
Prof. Norman McCord, Grace McCombie and Dr Constance Fraser, current President
of ANLHS.
To celebrate the Society’s amazing achievement numerous events, open to
all, are planned throughout the year and details are available on the Society’s
web site at www.newcastle-antiquaries.org.uk
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FLODDEN 500
Numerous
events are planned over the coming year to mark the 500th anniversary
of the Battle of Flodden. On behalf of ANLHS, Norham and Ladykirk LHS are to
host a Study Day on Saturday 11th May.
The day
aims to provide an insight into the events leading up to and following the
battle, a tour of Norham Village and Castle, and an opportunity for a guided tour of the battle field
with Clive Hallam-Baker.
MITFORD - ROUND THE COUNTY DAY
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The
event will be held on Saturday 7th September and hopefully the
weather will be kind. Those attending will be sent full details in August.
Further details and
booking forms for the Flodden 500 and Mitford Round the County Day are
available from your LHS, the ANLHS website or the Secretary (Tel. 0191 290
2366 or E-mail localhistory@virginmedia.com
). Numbers are limited for both events so don’t delay.
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The Collingwood Society, dedicated to all
things related to the Admiral, is now up and running following a very
successful inaugural Annual General Meeting in November.
A full programme
has been prepared including various talks, a day of commemorative events
throughout Morpeth Town Centre on Thursday 7 March and on 21st
October the annual ‘Toast the Admiral’ event hosted by North Tyneside Council.
More information, pending
completion of a new website, can be found on the old festival website at www.collingwood2010.co.uk .
DATES FOR YOUR DIARY
Saturday 2nd March 2013 Members Group Meeting, St
Nicholas Church Hall, S.
Gosforth.
Saturday
11th May 2013 Flodden 500 Study
Day hosted by Norham and Ladykirk LHS.
Saturday
7th Sept 2013 Round the County Day hosted by
Mitford Historical Society.
Saturday
9th Nov 2013 ANLHS AGM, Stannington Village
Hall
Saturday 1st March 2014 Members Group Meeting, St
Nicholas Church Hall, S.
Gosforth.
Saturday
5th April 2014 Study Day jointly hosted by Wallsend
LHS and The Friends of Segedunum.
Sat 21st or 28th June 2014 Round the County Day hosted
Glendale LHS.
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Societies.
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