1921 Census - Dick, Kerr Ladies (Part 2)
In Part 1 we learned about the team. Read on for some biographical information about members of the team.
1921 Census - Dick, Kerr Ladies (Part 1)
Women's football is now an increasingly popular sport, but in 1921 it was a controversial issue. The Dick, Kerr ladies football team were trailblazers ahead of their time.
1921 Census - The Census in Scotland
Scenic view of Quiraing mountains
The census in Scotland is in many ways the same as in England - but there are some important differences too. Read more about how the census was organised.
1921 Census - All that Jazz!
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The soundtrack of the 'Roaring Twenties' was jazz - or so we might think. But when it first arrived, jazz met with a less than enthusiastic reception in Britain.
1921 Census: Ireland
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New records that might shed light on our Irish Ancestors are always cause for excitement. So with the release of the 1921 census in England & Wales can we look forward to viewing the 1921 census for Ireland?
1921 Census - Silver Screen
By the 1920s a night at the movies was an increasingly popular entertainment option. Over 2,500 movies were released in 1921, but how many are remembered today?
1921 Census - Grace and Favour
For most people in 2021, the name Gracie Fields conjures up an elderly, dignified white haired woman who hailed from Rochdale and retired to the Isle of Capri. But in 1921, Gracie was just entering the prime of her career.
1921 Census - George Mainwaring
George Mainwaring: A Rochdale Artist
In our continuing series for 1921 we have been looking at all aspects of the 1920's. In today's blog we are shining a spotlight on local Rochdale man George Mainwaring. George was a Rochdale artist who wrote and illustrated for the Rochdale Observer in the 1960's.