Georgina Ratcliffe has quite literally lived history for nearly 20 years, expanding her knowledge and displays to help educate and entertain the public. Since starting up her own company, Tastes Through Time, she has had the freedom to research into the parts of history that interest her and feeds the passion that we all see today. Women in WW2 is one such subject that she feels very strongly about, finally allowing the women to get the recognition they deserve whether serving in the forces or maintaining life and the economy on the home front.
In this talk, Georgina Ratcliffe with dive into the unknown side of the schoolgirls and women that helped win the Battle of the Atlantic. This event will be held at the Storage Works Speakers Corner tent.
The Outdoor Programme daily ticket gives you access to everything on the festival's massive Outdoor Programme. The child ticket is applicable for ages 5-15; Under 5’s are free
We have talks on the IPGL and History Hit Outdoor Stages, the Living History encampments and static displays, Speaker's Corner talks, performances from the History Tellers and others, live music, two bars, the Emporium, book shops and numerous cafes and food stalls. Anyone with an Outdoor Programme ticket can access up to twenty-five different scheduled events on any one day, so it is truly great value.
For those wishing to experience The Trench, Sword School and Children's Creative History events, these are ticketed separately and need to be pre-booked. Rides on the Vintage Fairground are payable at the ride.
Tickets to individual events in the Hiscox and Smith & Williamson tents also provide access to the Outdoor Programme on that particular day (1 person per ticket).
Georgina Ratcliffe will give a brief history of the army that kept Britain fed. This event will be held at the Storage Works Speakers Corner tent.
The Outdoor Programme daily ticket gives you access to everything on the festival's massive Outdoor Programme. The child ticket is applicable for ages 5-15; Under 5’s are free
We have talks on the IPGL and History Hit Outdoor Stages, the Living History encampments and static displays, Speaker's Corner talks, performances from the History Tellers and others, live music, two bars, the Emporium, book shops and numerous cafes and food stalls. Anyone with an Outdoor Programme ticket can access up to twenty-five different scheduled events on any one day, so it is truly great value.
For those wishing to experience The Trench, Sword School and Children's Creative History events, these are ticketed separately and need to be pre-booked. Rides on the Vintage Fairground are payable at the ride.
Tickets to individual events in the Hiscox and Smith & Williamson tents also provide access to the Outdoor Programme on that particular day (1 person per ticket).