Remembering the ordinary people of Swindon
On International Women’s Day we remember some of the remarkable women who have contributed to Swindon’s history and now lie buried in Radnor Street Cemetery.
Read all about – Edith Whitworth – Mrs Great Heart
Read all about – Harriett Annie Veness – political activist
Read all about – Alice Arman
Read all about – Lydia Fry – For Services Rendered
Read all about – Joanna C. Lay – silent, quiet and faithful worker
Read all about – Elsie Wootten White – Wartime Volunteer
Horrible History, Stories behind the stones & Fascinating Folklore of Blackpool, Fylde &Wyre and beyond
Group dedicated to the renovation and research of Babell Graveyard, Cwmbwrla (Swansea)
Restoring, revering, remembering .....
Food, Travel, Family History, Books & the 50s & 60s
Remembering the ordinary people of Swindon
Remembering the ordinary people of Swindon
Remembering the ordinary people of Swindon
The Friends of Lydiard Park is an independent charity dedicated to supporting the conservation and continued enhancement of Lydiard House and Park.
Remembering the ordinary people of Swindon
History with its flickering lamp stumbles along the trail of the past...
In the midst of life I woke to find myself living in an old house beside Brick Lane in the East End of London
Museums of People - curated by Sheldon K. Goodman
Radnor Street Cemetery 