Followers of this blog (and my backlog of contributors) have no doubt noticed the lack of entries for the past couple of months. A couple of things happened: I broke my ankle running for a train at Waterloo Station (yes, I know that shouldn't prevent me using a keyboard), and I lost my job.
Just before the Easter vacation we heard that our department is to be closed. You can read about it here. We supposedly get a two-year wind down but there is some scepticism amongst my colleagues about this. However, I will keep this blog going while I'm here, and it will be archived as an important component of the Bloomsbury Project, so if you do have ancestors who lived and / or worked in the area please keep sending me stories.
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I am creating an archive of residents and people who worked in 19th century Bloomsbury (London). My name is Carole Reeves and I'm the Outreach Historian at the Wellcome Trust Centre for the History of Medicine, University College London. Do your ancestors have Bloomsbury connections? E.mail: c.reeves@ucl.ac.uk
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- Free Protestant Episcopal Church of England
- Bloomsbury resident tried at the Old Bailey
- Samuel Mathers, a schoolmaster in Bloomsbury
- Joseph Aloysius Stanfield and the British Museum
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- Sarah Green in Bloomsbury
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About Me
- Carole Reeves
- London, United Kingdom
- Medical Historian, develops projects to further public interest in the history of medicine and helps individual / communities to do their own projects.