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Wednesday 26 June 2024
Who? Tom Palmer on Finding Characters for your Historical Fiction
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Who? When I write a history story I have to decide when the action is going to take place – and also where to set it. I also have to dec...
Wednesday 19 June 2024
William Shakespeare Part 2: London - Another Classroom Activity
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Like the post on William Shakespeare, Part 1 - Stratford, this week's Time Tunnellers post will offer another interactive and fun ...
Wednesday 12 June 2024
Taking inspiration from the world of the Brontës - Miriam Halahmy
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Haworth 1847. When Mother and her beloved twin brothers are taken by the Haworth ‘miasma’, to keep her family from the workhouse, Kate, 15...
Wednesday 5 June 2024
D-Day 80th anniversary special - by Robin Scott-Elliot
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Bob Johns paused on the stairs and cocked his head to one side. He could hear his father’s snores. He smiled to himself and stepped carefull...
Sunday 26 May 2024
William Shakespeare, Part 1: A Classroom Activity
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Much has been written about Shakespeare's Stratford-upon-Avon. This week's Time Tunnellers post will instead offer an interactiv...
Wednesday 22 May 2024
One step from the workhouse - Ally Sherrick
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My grandad – born into a working-class family in late Victorian England – led an eventful life. Sadly, I never got to hear about it first-ha...
Wednesday 15 May 2024
The Victorian art of correspondence - by guest author Alison D Stegert with resources
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Mobile phones, FaceTime, WhatsApp, social media… It’s hard to imagine the world without instant communications, but if you ask any older p...
Wednesday 8 May 2024
Death of a Queen - the last days of Anne Boleyn
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On Thursday 18th May 1536, a queen sat alone in a room in the Tower of London, waiting for her death. Outside, on Tower Green, a scaffold st...
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