Julia Neville
@juliajfn.bsky.social
Community Historian; Festival Organiser - Devon in the 1920s
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📚 Join us for 'Library & Archives In Focus: Women and the Book' to explore the stories of women who have written, illustrated, read and owned books throughout history.
Thursday 18 September | 1pm-3pm
Find out more: bit.ly/in-focus-women-book
#ExeterCathedral #YourCathedral
Thursday 18 September | 1pm-3pm
Find out more: bit.ly/in-focus-women-book
#ExeterCathedral #YourCathedral
Library & Archives In Focus: Women and the Book | Exeter Cathedral
Discover the stories of women in the collections of the Cathedral Library, from medieval saints to a 17th century poet.
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August 4, 2025 at 2:25 PM
📚 Join us for 'Library & Archives In Focus: Women and the Book' to explore the stories of women who have written, illustrated, read and owned books throughout history.
Thursday 18 September | 1pm-3pm
Find out more: bit.ly/in-focus-women-book
#ExeterCathedral #YourCathedral
Thursday 18 September | 1pm-3pm
Find out more: bit.ly/in-focus-women-book
#ExeterCathedral #YourCathedral
It's a fantastic honour & thank you for your congratulations
Congratulations to new Fellow Julia Neville in Devon. I know how much work you have devoted to history over the past few years!
We're delighted to welcome today 337 new Fellows & Members who've been elected to the Royal Historical Society bit.ly/3FfrjEb
Our new Fellows practice history in 11 countries, our Associate Fellows promote history across many sectors & our PGR Members study at 68 universities worldwide #Skystorians
Our new Fellows practice history in 11 countries, our Associate Fellows promote history across many sectors & our PGR Members study at 68 universities worldwide #Skystorians
May 16, 2025 at 7:10 PM
It's a fantastic honour & thank you for your congratulations
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Tea for Two anyone? Discover how the people of Exeter were taking tea in the 1920s on the 1st of May at RAMM (Royal Albert Memorial Museum) with a talk by Dr Paul Cleave. Please book using the link rammuseum.org.uk/.../tea-for-...
April 9, 2025 at 4:28 PM
Tea for Two anyone? Discover how the people of Exeter were taking tea in the 1920s on the 1st of May at RAMM (Royal Albert Memorial Museum) with a talk by Dr Paul Cleave. Please book using the link rammuseum.org.uk/.../tea-for-...
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Dawlish and the Exe Estuary in the 1920s. The next event in the Festival of Devon in the 1920s programme is a day of talks and exhibitions about Dawlish, Starcross and the west side of the Exe Estuary. See the link below for details www.dawlishhistory.org.uk/programme.html
March 28, 2025 at 3:13 PM
Dawlish and the Exe Estuary in the 1920s. The next event in the Festival of Devon in the 1920s programme is a day of talks and exhibitions about Dawlish, Starcross and the west side of the Exe Estuary. See the link below for details www.dawlishhistory.org.uk/programme.html
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Devon History Society is seeking a new editor for its annual journal, The Devon Historian. This is a voluntary role. The journal is received annually by all our members and showcases fascinating new research into Devon's rich history. To find out more please contact info@devonhistorysociety.org.uk.
January 17, 2025 at 3:31 PM
Devon History Society is seeking a new editor for its annual journal, The Devon Historian. This is a voluntary role. The journal is received annually by all our members and showcases fascinating new research into Devon's rich history. To find out more please contact info@devonhistorysociety.org.uk.