Museum of Somerset Talk and Tea: Strength and Resilience

Discover the remarkable stories of four women with links to the South West, who played their part during the Second World War conflict and subsequent peace process on this talk with curator Bethan Pritchard at the Museum of Somerset.

Hear about the celebrated photographer Lee Miller who documented the work of WRENs at RNAS Yeovilton; SOE spy Odette Hallowes, the first woman to be awarded the George Cross; ATS driver Betty Carter, who worked to rebuild Germany; and the peace campaigner and former actress Kathleen Tacchi-Morris.

Bethan recently curated the exhibition ‘Strength and Resilience: Somerset Women in the Second World War’ which is open at Somerset Rural Life Museum, Glastonbury from 8 March to 8 June.

Booking required, £5 to include tea/coffee and biscuits.
Friday 13th June, 2.30 pm – 3.30 pm.

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