We are all about sharing the achievements of women past and present who have made a difference to our city or indeed the wider community. Meet female builders, cutlers and publicans as well as doctors, gardeners, artists and authors. Our articles about historic women have been written and researched by our volunteers while on the contemporary side volunteers have been recording interviews with inspirational women for you to listen to.
A big thank you to all the project team members and volunteers who looked helped during the week and of course to our sponsor Parker Bullen
Talk or Walk? We are now offering local organisations the opportunity to book a talk or a guided walk . If your organisation is interested please download this booking form for walks and talks, complete it and return it to us.
Allegra, Bronwen & Pippa have all written about their experiences, share in the magic of Fraggina here
A remarkable Victorian lady, Henrietta was a prolific writer of religious lives
Mrs Jane Hazel and the Alderbury Ferry (1843-1920) the index photo was taken around 1917 and shows Mrs Hazel in her long dress and cap
Find out about Caroline’s professional life as a theatrical costumier and her commitment to campaigning for causes she passionately believes in.
Miss Helen Bagnall was a teacher at Godolphin School and a suffragist
Edith was a princess and one of the most venerated female saints of England.
Brought up in a theatrical family, Kate knew she was destined to work in some aspect of music or theatre and has had a varied, and often glittering career, taking the opportunities that came her way
Your chance to read the brilliant stories and poems by our winners and runners up!
Join us in celebrating Her Salisbury Story on 16th October
Listen to Jenny talking about the joys and challenges of being a Her Salisbury Story Volunteer
Find out about the women who played a significant part in the City’s history from publicans to countesses
Discover the women in today’s Salisbury who are making a difference both locally and in the wider community.