Thank you to @BBCNewsNI for covering Junior Historians Club!
Definitely a wonderful way to spend the summer days, teaching children all about the history of Belfast & witnessing their curious minds at work.
Famine, cholera and the Belfast bap: Grim graveyard yarns for children. bbc.in/44t2RIy
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Thrilled to have the Belfast workhouse burial ground finally marked.
Tens of thousands of the poor were buried here in unmarked graves. Now they are finally remembered.
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cwy2…
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So thrilled that the workhouse burial ground will be marked in Belfast this year!
Thanks to @RTERadio1 for covering this story today.
rte.ie/radio/radio1/clips/22…
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For more info on the workhouse burial ground and my research, check out my website
robynatcheson.com/articles/b…
Dr Robyn Atcheson retweeted
Belfast City Council has been urged to formally mark a hidden burial ground containing more than 10,000 bodies dating back to the Irish famine. bbc.in/4bmOqZ4
You can catch my interview about the Irish witches at the 33 minute mark on catch up now bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0024f2…
Don't blame it on the sunshine, don't blame it on the moonlight, don't blame it on the good times...
Blame it on the Butter Witch.
#historywitch
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I'll be on @bbcradioulster this afternoon between 3 and 4pm chatting all things Irish witches and the history of the Islandmagee witch trials of 1711!
#womenshistory #twitterstorians
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Brief explainer on Belfast's pauper burial grounds at the beginning of the 19th century
#belfasthistory #irishhistory #twitterstorians
robynatcheson.com/articles/b…
Today was my first day "off" in a while.
I had good intentions.
But, instead, I watched Part 1 of #BRIDGERTON Season 3.
I have no regrets.
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Dr Robyn Atcheson retweeted
The moment we stopped watching Bridgerton
Let us explain ...
Things were going great and we were really getting into Season 3.
That is until we watched this scene unfold before our eyes ....
I am a busy bee at the moment. Teaching, running a small business, helping my fiancé renovate a house and planning a wedding.
So why won't my brain stop zipping me new research ideas?
#historian
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One of my favourite Belfast women!
robynatcheson.com/articles/m…
#belfasthistory #twitterstorians #womenshistory #belfast
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*adds York Minister Cathedral to my historical tour wishlist*
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Dr Robyn Atcheson retweeted
As Mary Ann & the Ladies Committee took a keen interest in the health and well-being of the residents of the Poorhouse, we are really looking forward to @randomrobyn 's talk next Monday.
One week to go until our next event at Clifton House!
Join us on 29 April, 1pm as we welcome @randomrobyn to explore the pioneering medical history of Clifton House.
A limited number of Room and Zoom tickets remain available via the link below 👇
🎟 shorturl.at/fxDK4
One of my 5 birthing stools on display this month in @cliftonbelfast
Absolutely love thinking about the stories these stools are connected to.
If you're interested on why these existed check out my website robynatcheson.com/articles/b…
#twitterstorians #history
On Monday we shared a mystery object from our medical display and asked you to guess what it was. Today we can reveal the answer!
It is, in fact, a 19th century birthing stool...
This item is kindly on loan to us from @randomrobyn
#CliftonHouse250 #Cliftonhousebelfast
Dr Robyn Atcheson retweeted
One week to go until our next event at Clifton House!
Join us on 29 April, 1pm as we welcome @randomrobyn to explore the pioneering medical history of Clifton House.
A limited number of Room and Zoom tickets remain available via the link below 👇
🎟 shorturl.at/fxDK4
Dr Robyn Atcheson retweeted
We are pleased to announce that our event for April's 'Health & Medicine' themed month is a talk by Dr Robyn Atcheson on Mon 29 April, 1pm.
'Paupers and Public Health: Belfast Charitable Society and the Sick Poor'
🎟 Please register below:
shorturl.at/uRY39












