Rosemary Caldicott is a teacher of social history working in adult education, a writer of books and articles about working class women in history and runs a small genealogy business. Rosemary is secretary of BRHG and has published several works for the group: The Life and Death of Hannah Wiltshire: A Case Study of Bedminster Union Workhouse and Victorian Social Attitudes on Epilepsy (2016) ; Lady Blackshirts: The Perils of Perception – suffragettes who became fascists (2017); Nautical Women. Women sailors and the Women of Sailortowns: A Forgotten Diaspora. c.1693 – 1902 (2019).
Appeared at:
- Bristol docks and cholera
- International Women’s Day – BRHG webinars
- Bedminster Union Workhouse
- Nautical Women – Women Sailors in History
- ‘Nautical Women and the Rum Do’
- Nautical Women
- Bristol’s Nautical Women
- Bedminster Union Workhouse
- Life and death in two Bristol Victorian workhouses
- Studio 2: Bristol Radical History Group highlights
- Life and death in two Bristol Victorian workhouses
- Life and Death in two Victorian Workhouses
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