Cherish Watton-Colbrook
@CherishWatton
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📦 Archives Assistant, @chuarchives 📚 PhD, history of scrapbooking 🚜 Founder https://t.co/R6UhPvtUgw 🏆 @RoyalHistSoc winner 🎙@TheScrapbookPod. Views own.
Cambridge
Joined May 2009
How it started back in 2021 and how it's going - my second journal article published in Archives and Records.🎉
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RT @IHR_LifeCycles: Tuesday 3rd December at 17.30 -The last paper of the term. @CherishWatton will speak online, presenting 'Scrapbooking o…
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RT @ktrcarpenter: DELIGHTED my latest article 'The Agency of a Marmalade Machine: Gender, Class and Mechanical Gadgets in the British Kitch…
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@EllenCSSmith @GenderHistory @RoyalHistSoc @sysgak @historyleic Congratulations Ellen! Amazing news :D
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RT @rosedebenham: I'm really excited that my article ‘Who makes history anyway?’: history-making at Greenham Common Women’s Peace Camp' has…
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A special thank you to @RadwinterWI for allowing me to look through their various scrapbooks. Thanks also to @smidbob for the opportunity to contribute to Paper Trails. And finally, thank you to @onslies who first told me about this special issue last summer.
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RT @ExploreWellcome: On this day in 2013, an artist called Audrey Amiss died alone in her south London flat, aged 79. She documented the l…
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RT @BookScribbler: I'm super thrilled to write that the British Society for the History of Science has shortlisted my book for the PICKSTON…
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A few reflections on running the 50 stories for 50 years series to mark the 50th Anniversary of @ChuArchives over the last year.⬇️
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A fab day spent with @knights_skye learning about the important work of the WLA and WTC in Suffolk.🚜 It was an honour to be invited to write the foreword for the souvenir programme.✒️ And of course, we came away with these beautifully crocheted Land Girls, Millie & Lily.🧶
Back home from a wonderful day visiting Saxham Hall to celebrate the work of The Suffolk Women's Land Army Memorial Trust. A fantastic time spent listening to inspiring, poignant stories about what it was like to be a Land Girl & Lumber Jill in Suffolk.
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@Amanda_Vickery @PeterMandler1 @suff66 Thank you Amanda! The title of my thesis was 'Scrapbooking cultures in twentieth-century Britain'.
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RT @jofoat: Yes, keeping the Lumberjills' story alive! So important to for women today to hear about these incredible role models. Bless yo…
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RT @DrSarahLKenny: It has been a very long time in the making, but I have pressed send on the final manuscript for Growing Up and Going Out…
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