Edna Coates: Wakefield Charity Fundraiser
Edna Coates, the remarkable Wakefield fundraiser who raised millions for diabetes care, Pinderfields Hospital and other local health services.Read More →
The Forgotten Women of Wakefield: their lives and work as researched by Dream Time Creative & Round Our Way History Walks.
Edna Coates, the remarkable Wakefield fundraiser who raised millions for diabetes care, Pinderfields Hospital and other local health services.Read More →
Eliza Eve Gleadall, the 19th century botanical artist, author, and educator who created The Beauties of Flora while living near Wakefield.Read More →
Elizabeth Dawson and Sarah Parker Remond: their roles in Wakefield’s anti-slavery movement, including the founding of the 1860 association.Read More →
Elizabeth Moxon, the mysterious Pontefract cookery writer associated with English Housewifry, and the research behind her identity.Read More →
Emily Fennell & Edith Wright, the founding of Wakefield Blind Society in 1869 and the history of blind welfare in Wakefield and elsewhere.Read More →
Eva Lett, the Wakefield-born educator who became the first woman Principal of Ripon Diocesan Training College in 1930.Read More →
Fanny Wordsworth Stott, Wakefield’s first female Mayor, whose public service and charitable work supported the city during WW2.Read More →
Discover Florence & Gwendoline Beaumont & Millicent Fawcett, pioneering feminists honoured with a blue plaque at Hatfeild Hall, Wakefield.Read More →
Florence Beaumont, a Wakefield suffragist commemorated by blue plaques, and explore broadsheets and artwork celebrating her life.Read More →
Gertrude McCroben, the pioneering Headmistress of Wakefield Girls’ High School who championed sport, science and the arts in education.Read More →
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