The lost dead of WW2
When we think about The Second World War we don’t think about mental health. Of those who upon hearing of the impeding war couldn’t see a way to carry on. They are the forgotten victims of WW2. But their stories are finally being heard and might just provide the key to our modern-day mass mental health crisis.
Jack the Ripper Museum – RIP?
I have tragic news for you all – 5 years after opening, London’s Jack The Ripper Museum has declared insolvency – so what happens now?
How to get that museum job (despite the world being on fire)
A beginners guide for finding that first job in museum and heritage in a Covid world.
We Need To Talk About The 93 Penises On The Bayeux Tapestry
How do you solve a problem like David Starkey?
“Slavery was not genocide, otherwise there wouldn’t be so many damn blacks in Africa or in Britain would there?”
The legalised lynching of George Stinney
‘Why would they kill me for something I didn’t do?’ The tragic story of George Stinney and one of America’s greatest miscarriages of justice.
