Inspirational Women of South Kesteven explores the life of 10 remarkable, influential women with links to the district.
Ranging from the woman who was the power behind the first Tudor king, to Britain’s first female Prime Minister, and encompassing philosophers, policing and military pioneers, actors, philanthropists, and spiritual leaders. Discover the stories of ten women, some you will know, some you may not, who all made their mark on history.
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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
01:14 Margaret Beaufort
05:40 Harriet Arbuthnot
06:48 Mother Magdalen (Francis Margaret Taylor)
10:51 Victoria, Lady Welby-Gregory
12:47 Lady Angela Forbes
14:36 Edith Smith and Lilian Wyles
21:25 Dame Felicity Hill
23:13 Judy Campbell
24:42 Margaret Thatcher
Acknowledgements:
South Kesteven District Council would like to thank the following individuals and organisations for their support in making this film:
Dr Elizabeth Norton
Sr Mary Kenefick SMG, Paul Shaw and the Generalate of the Poor Servants of the Mother of God
Detective Chief Superintendent Kate Halpin, Metropolitan Police
Baroness Sarah Hogg
St Guthlac’s Church Market Deeping, St Mary and St Andrew’s Church Stoke Rochford, ChristChurch Grantham , Bourne Town Hall Trust , Prof. Susan Petrilli , National Portrait Gallery, Imperial War Museum Archive, Media Archive for Central England
Inspirational Women of South Kesteven was produced by Fresh Air Media and Film, and presented by Ola Forman.
Archive and image credits:
Excerpt: Alice Cristobel Remmington Oral History (1974), © Imperial War Museum, Catalogue Number 511. Used Under Licence
Excerpt: ‘Now You’re Talking’ (1940), Metro Goldwyn Mayer Productions, Directed by John Paddy Carstairs © Imperial War Museum, Catalogue Number UKY 248. Used Under Licence
Excerpt: ‘ATV Today: 04:03:1977, Margaret Thatcher in her home town of Grantham’ (1977) © Media Archive Central England. Used Under Licence
The following images are ©National Portrait Gallery, London and are used in this production under licence:
’Lady Margaret Beaufort, Countess of Richmond and Derby’, Unknown Artist, NPG551
‘Harriet Arbuthnot (nee Fane)’, William Emerson after Sir Thomas Lawrence (1830), NPG D7727
‘Victoria Alexandrina Maria Louisa, (nee Stuart -Wortley), Lady Welby Gregory’, Camille Silvy (1861), NPG Ax55010
‘Lady Angela Selina Bianca Forbes (nee St Clair-Erskine), by Bassano Ltd. (1915), NPG x127810
‘Dame Felicity Barbara Hill’, Walter Bird (1966), NPG x167153
Images of Mother Magdalen Taylor: Reproduced by permission of the Generalate of the Poor Servants of the Mother of God
Still image of Judy Campbell, (1945) © Laurenticwave, Used under Creative Commons Attribution- Share Alike 3.0 Licence: creativecommon...
The use of these images and media in the film do not in any way represent an endorsement of this film.
To the best knowledge of the producers of this film and South Kesteven District Council, all other images and media used in this film are in the public domain.
Any opinions expressed by contributors to this film are their own and do not necessarily represent the views and opinions of South Kesteven District Council.
17 авг 2024
