I hated history at school. It seemed to be nearly all battles, maps with arrows showing troop movements and then failed treaties. To a 1960s teenager, history only went to prove that Bob Dylan was right to cry ‘how many…
Blog Archives
Towering Views
A trip to photograph the Roll of Honour at St Paul’s Church, Shipley for my Shipley in World War I website turned into something of an adventure when I was invited to go up the tower. ‘First though, you must…
Everyman’s (and woman’s) history
Sometimes I wish I still believed in the heaven of my childhood, where departed souls met up with old friends and family while keeping a benign eye on those below they once knew. It would be such fun right now…
Tagged with: Bob Dylan, First World War, history, Shipley, Stringfellow, Windhill, World War 1
Posted in History, Yorkshire
Posted in History, Yorkshire
 | Richard Coomber on Men did astonishing things at… |
 | bobsterry on Men did astonishing things at… |
 | Christine Jopling on So, not the sign of a ner… |
| bobsterry on A shove in the right dire… |
| Richard Coomber on Reflections on reaching the 15… |
Writer in Residence 