Robina Hattersley
In this interview Robina invites us to accompany her on her journey through life – and what a fascinating journey it is1
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Eleanor of Aquitaine
Eleanor of Aquitaine was one of the most influential figures of the Middle Ages. She has been called the ‘Grandmother of Europe’ due to many of her descendants becoming kings, queens or empresses.
Rosa Jane Pelly
Jane Pelly was a well respected and influential educator, chiefly in Nigeria, throughout the second half of the twentieth century
Henrietta Lear
A remarkable Victorian lady, Henrietta was a prolific writer of religious lives
Jane Hazel
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
Caroline Lanyon
Find out about Caroline’s professional life as a theatrical costumier and her commitment to campaigning for causes she passionately believes in.
Helen Maurice Bagnall
Miss Helen Bagnall was a teacher at Godolphin School and a suffragist
Saint Edith of Wilton
Edith was a princess and one of the most venerated female saints of England.
Kate Edgar
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
Eleanor Warre
A talented designer and painter of Church Art, including stained glass windows, whose designs are still found in Churches in Salisbury today
