About this Event
Today, the iconic image of the red head scarved woman bearing her bicep and proclaiming "We can do it" is beloved by women throughout the world. In fact, many believe it symbolises the drive for equality of opportunity. BUT it doesn't! In this episode of Crumbs and Chronicles Stuart Miller will tell the true story behind the Rosie image - and hunt for the real Rosie(s) behind the wartime heroine!
Schedule:
1pm: Arrive and grab a seat, coffee/tea and scones will be available at the coffee bar.
1:30pm: Lecture begins.
Registration and Cost:
- Attendance to these lectures is free but we encourage you to make a donation if you're able. Money raised will go towards future 17Nineteen Society events and to the Churches Conservation Trust towards the management and upkeep of Sunderland’s wonderful Georgian treasure.
Location:
Holy Trinity Sunderland is conveniently located close to the Donnison School and Sunderland Maritime Heritage Museum for avid history fans to make the most of their visit. The venue offers ample parking facilities, wheelchair accessibility, and a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
We look forward to welcoming you to the Chronicles and Crumbs at Holy Trinity Sunderland. Should you have any questions or need further information, please contact us.
Programme in 2026:
6th May The History of Sunderland AFC (Rob Mason)
3rd June Carvers From The Past (Alan Denham)
1st July The Newbottle Wagonway Helene Farn
5th August Mackem's for Madrid: Sunderland's contribution to the Spanish Civil War (Tony Fox)
2nd September 1960s Gangland Newcastle - the Baffling M**der of Angus Sibbet (Derek Potter)
7th October The 1825 Sunderland Seamen’s Strike (Bill Wildish)
4th November Bringing Classic Vehicles Back to Life: The story of the North East Restoration Club (Jim Pace)
2nd December From Tyneside to Wearside: In Search of Sunderland Songs (Eileen Richardson)
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Seventeen Nineteen, Holy Trinity Church, Sunderland, United Kingdom
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