Downloadable Key Stage 2 Learning Pack of biographical sources telling Samuel Godley's story
Names, details and links to our main project partners, including how each will contribute to the development of the project
The Saving Samuel Godley project grew from a serendipitous encounter at the site of his grave in the Waterloo Bicentenary. Learn where the idea comes from and what we hope to achieve
The Westminster Archives Centre has been recruiting many volunteers from London and from abroad to assist with the project. These are their stories...
In the last week of March two volunteers at the Westminster Archive Centre visited the Household Calvary Museum. Victoria Kurtz ...
On 21 March 2017, our lead partner Digital Works led a workshop with 16 Barrow Hill School students on documentary film-making, ...
This February we went to the Cartoon Museum on Little Russell Street to research historical cartoons and caricatures, to better contextualise ...
The Smithfield Club’s Christmas show of ‘fat cattle’ was held at the Baker Street Bazaar. The Bazaar exhibited a huge ...
Volunteer Tori Kurtz reflects on a research visit to the English Folk Song and Dance Society
These playbills are for two performances of the show John Bull, performed at the Theatre Royal Haymarket. It was a ...
In January 2017 the Saving Samuel Godley project was already well underway and a great team of volunteers was scouring the ...
The application we submitted for Our Heritage funding from the Heritage Lottery Fund was successful! Read our press release here
