Hosted by Claire Marris · EN-US · 26 episodes
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Claire Marris hosts Talking Archives - Whitby Museum, a history show with 26 episodes published.
As featured on the Repair Shop on the Road Archivist Rob chats about what was in the unofficial voyage book and who might have written it. Also, who the owner of the book might have been. We talk about the filming of the
In this episode Claire is joined by Elena and Zachary from Leeds Beckett University to chat about their research into folklore stories surrounding giants and old wives with the help of Frank and Harriet Elgee Scrap Books
In our archive we have a box filled with 100's of Whitby theatre bills dating from the 18th Century. Lynn has researched a few of them to share with you on this podcast.
In this episode we share school stories from the library and archive using personal and village research projects and school log books.
In this episode we chat about when Lewis Carroll, who wrote Alice In Wonderland, was in Whitby, the people he engaged with and the places he visited and stayed.
Listen to stories from the Whitby Gazette about the blizzard in 1947 that created chaos in Whitby and the surrounding area.
Frank Elgee wrote this story for his wife Harriet, but it was never published. We thought it was a lovely tale and wanted to share its opening few pages with our listeners.
The 16 mile Whitby to Loftus Railway opened on the 3rd December, 1883. It took 12 years to build and was fraught with many problems considering the 2 tunnels and 5 viaducts that needed to be constructed along this beauti
The Whitby to Scarborough Railway opened on the 16th July 1885 and closed 6th March 1965. In this episode we talk about the closure of the Whitby to Scarborough Railway; extensively covered by the Whitby Gazette. We also
In this episode we chat about the box of circus posters that we have in the archive that date from 1841 to 1850. A selection of quirky acts feature on these delicate, fragile posters. We also mention newspaper articles w
In this episode we chat about the celebrations & events that took place during May 1945 & October 1946. We also share articles from the Whitby Gazette regarding the Demobilisation of the British Forces (returning home).
In this episode we talk about a scrap book Janet, one of our volunteers, found in the archive room. The book dates from 1832 to 1840. The pictures depict Isabella's life in India and the people she encountered. If you ar
We have delved into the archive and discovered Frank Elgee! What didn't this man know about the Moors? He, with the support of his wife Harriet, has written many books on Archaeology, had an interest in myths and superst
In this episode we chat about Tom Watson's life as a photographer; discussing postcards, photographs, newspapers articles and the exhibition featured in the library at Whitby Museum. Want to discover more? Come in and de
This is the last episode where we chat about The Viking Magazine. We have enjoyed reading the articles and poems written by past staff and pupils. We look forward to sharing a new archive; so listen/look out for our next
The Viking is a school magazine that ran from 1916-1976 at The Grammar School, Whitby (was The County School - now The Whitby School). The magazines contain articles, adverts, poetry, sport results, exam achievements and
The Viking is a school magazine that ran from 1916-1976 at The Grammar School, Whitby (was The County School - now The Whitby School). The magazines contain articles, adverts, poetry, sport results, exam achievements and
The Viking is a school magazine that ran from 1916-1976 at The Grammar School, Whitby (was The County School - now Caedmon School). The magazines contain articles, adverts, poetry, sport results, exam achievements and mo
The Viking is a school magazine that ran from 1916-1976 at The County School, Whitby (now Caedmon School). The magazines contain articles, adverts, poetry, sport results, exam achievements and more. These can be found in
The Viking is a school magazine that ran from 1916-1976 at The County School, Whitby (now Caedmon School). The magazines contain articles, adverts, poetry, sport results, exam achievements and more. These can be found in
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Elena
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Zachary
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Harriet
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