A podcast created by the team behind Wi******er Heritage Open Days that looks at the history of Hampshire. Keep an eye out for our episodes!
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This is our final episode for Season 7, and it is a brilliant one https://www.winchesterheritageopendays.org/hampshire-histbites-episodes/2022/4/26/walkeology-wanders-wonders-and-wunderkammers
Fay Stevens takes us on a tour of the Walkeology project, inviting us to walk and connect with material culture around us, collecting and curating as we go. We can all create a ‘wunderkammer’ – a cabinet of curiosities – that mirrors our experience, emotions and environment as we go.
Another great episode featuring Hampshire Cultural Trust https://www.winchesterheritageopendays.org/hampshire-histbites-episodes/2022/4/14/hampshire-cultural-trust-linking-the-past-with-the-future
Hampshire has a rich and vibrant cultural history, but how can it be made accessible to future generations? Hampshire Cultural Trust’s Chief Executive, Paul Sapwell, answers this important question.
Hursley House is one of Wi******er Heritage Open Days favourite venues, and so we were delighted when the Wi******er Archaeology Rescue Group (WARG) agreed to talk to us about what's under the lawn! Listen now - https://www.winchesterheritageopendays.org/hampshire-histbites-episodes/2022/3/19/the-hidden-house-in-hursley-park
Under the lawn of Hursley House near Wi******er, there's another house! In this fascinating podcast Wi******er Archaeology Rescue Group (WARG) reveal their recent archaeological discovery
Today's podcast explores a story that occurred 109 years ago this week - the sinking of the Titanic. Join us and Southampton Tour Guide Mary Taylor as we dicover how the disaster impacted the city. https://www.winchesterheritageopendays.org/hampshire-histbites-episodes/2022/3/19/tragedy-at-sea-southamptons-connection-to-the-titanic
On 10 April 1912, the RMS Titanic began its maiden voyage from Southampton to New York City. Five days later disaster struck.
Join us and Dr Ian Friel as we discover Hampshire’s vital role in defending England. Be warned though there were brutal methods when medieval sailors waged war on each other. https://www.winchesterheritageopendays.org/hampshire-histbites-episodes/2022/2/13/the-life-and-death-of-henry-vs-navy-in-hampshire
At the bottom of the River Hamble in Hampshire, a mighty warship lies buried in the mud. How did it get there? Dr Ian Friel, a writer and historian, explores the fascinating story.
Season Seven continues with another fascinating story - this time we are in Southampton. From beginnings as a small outpost across the river to a spa-town hub for a network of families involved in trade and tragedy, Peartree has lived an interesting life. Listen in for more! https://www.winchesterheritageopendays.org/hampshire-histbites-episodes/2022/2/13/pear-tree-church-from-the-bishop-of-winchester-to-the-life-of-pi
The oldest place of worship anywhere in the world to have been intentionally constructed as a seat of the Anglican faith
We're delighted to announce a brand new podcast season begins today - join us https://www.winchesterheritageopendays.org/hampshire-histbites-episodes/2022/1/24/how-two-millenia-of-history-shaped-the-river-itchen
Historian Elizabeth Proudman talks to podcaster Richard North about one of Hampshire's wonderful rivers and together they explore its history
Tomorrow a brand new podcast season will be launched, and we'll begin with Hampshire water tales. Afterall today is - we've even written a preview blog post to celebrate https://www.winchesterheritageopendays.org/blog/2022/3/22/worldwaterday
The extraordinary tale of Juliana de la Floude, whose 13th century campaign in Wi******er helped ensure that access to water is a human right for everyone
In our final podcast of 2021, Andy Silen-McMillin joins Holly Marsden to trace the journey of chocolate across early modern Europe and its many uses as a product. It’s the perfect pre Christmas listen! https://www.winchesterheritageopendays.org/hampshire-histbites-episodes/2021/12/9/dark-gold-the-lifeblood-of-early-modern-europe
In our last episode on chocolate, Andy Silen-McMillin joins Holly Marsden as they trace its journey across early modern Europe and its many uses as a product.
Episode 2 of our brand new chocolate series. It's another great episode on chocolate https://www.winchesterheritageopendays.org/hampshire-histbites-episodes/2021/11/26/dark-gold-a-drink-for-doctors-and-kings
In episode two of this series, Holly Marsden joins Johanna Strong in uncovering the demand for chocolate in early modern England. We’ll hear of the importance of chocolate as a symbol of power and prestige for kings and queens - and of the darker elements behind its arrival in Stuart England.
Christmas is approaching and so we are having a closer look at chocolate https://www.winchesterheritageopendays.org/hampshire-histbites-episodes/2021/11/22/dark-gold-bringing-chocolate-from-mesoamerica-to-europe
When Europeans discovered chocolate in 16th century Mesoamerica, desire for this delicacy exploded back home but it came with a huge cost . . . .
A great new episode for everyone who loves hiking, walking or simply rambling about . . . . https://www.winchesterheritageopendays.org/hampshire-histbites-episodes/2021/11/22/hampshire-ramblers-fight-to-preserve-our-paths
The UK’s historic walking trails have been used for millennia. Roman sandals have walked the same paths as modern trainers. But these routes are in danger of disappearing forever. Join us as we talk to the Hampshire Ramblers & learn how they’re being saved.
Great News, a new season begins today and such a fabulous first episode - https://www.winchesterheritageopendays.org/hampshire-histbites-episodes/2021/11/8/a-story-around-every-streetcorner-explore-winchesters-vibrant-history
Wi******er is a city immersed with history, no matter where you look there is a past to discover.
Everyone has heard of the Spitfire - one of the most successful aircraft ever produced and one of greatest iconic pieces of design. But how many of us knew they were designed in the magnificent setting of an oak panelled ballroom in an 18th century mansion?! - https://www.winchesterheritageopendays.org/hampshire-histbites-episodes/2021/8/5/the-spitfire-at-hursley-park
In this podcast, we explore a period of the Second World War when Vickers Supermarine, manufacturers of the great Spitfire, found themselves operating from an 18th century mansion house
In our penultimate episode of Season 4, we learn more about Queen Matilda's brilliant leadership - https://www.winchesterheritageopendays.org/hampshire-histbites-episodes/2021/8/5/matilda-of-boulogne-as-a-military-leader-in-the-rout-of-winchester
Join us as we discover with the help of Catherine Capel, the story of the other Matilda in Wi******er.
A brand new podcast exploring how Wi******er’s folklore, dating from the medieval period, tells us about the English version of the Old Norse Valkyrja, a figure of Old Norse myth. - https://www.winchesterheritageopendays.org/hampshire-histbites-episodes/2021/7/16/valkyries-in-the-water-meadows
Explore how Wi******er’s folklore, dating from the medieval period, tells us about the English version of the Old Norse Valkyrja, a figure of Old Norse myth.
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A brand new post from us - Stepping into the shoes of five extraordinary women at Romsey Abbey- https://www.winchesterheritageopendays.org/hampshire-histbites-episodes/2021/7/16/romsey-abbey-a-haven-an-educational-opportunity-or-a-place-of-power
Rarely mentioned in the history books we read at school, and yet Romsey Abbey was an incredibly important institution in the medieval period.
From a buried cloister to recovering a stained glass window, the many thing Hyde900 have uncovered. - https://www.winchesterheritageopendays.org/hampshire-histbites-episodes/2021/7/16/from-a-cloister-arch-to-medieval-glass-and-some-china-eggs
Did you know that some of the best Romanesque sculpture in England was found under a garden shed in Wi******er!
A brand new podcast from us - https://www.winchesterheritageopendays.org/hampshire-histbites-episodes/2021/5/21/yps7667ody5mxydx29a0f46krqtz37
The Whitchurch Silk Mill offers centuries of history inside its walls. Shannon Bye and Zoë Umpleby reveal its fascinating stories from both the past and present.
Join us for a fascinating and very different tour of Hampshire - https://www.winchesterheritageopendays.org/hampshire-histbites-episodes/2021/5/26/three-abbeys-and-a-castle-hampshires-history-of-royals
Throughout history, the Royals have made their mark all across Hampshire. Dr. Gabby Storey unveils the unique stories of four important sites in the county.
A brand new post from us, and it is a fascinating insight into Hampshire society - https://www.winchesterheritageopendays.org/hampshire-histbites-episodes/2021/6/9/messiah-in-the-civil-war
Local historian Alex Beeton talks to Julie Dypdal about this fascinating tale and the light it shone on our society at the time
Season 4 starts today, and we have a fascinating episode for you - https://www.winchesterheritageopendays.org/hampshire-histbites-episodes/2021/6/9/bell-ringing-in-hampshire
Join Cathy Booth and Phil Watts as they discover Hampshire's oldest bells and belfries, and share some fascinating stories and traditions.
A brand new post from us - Just over two hundred years after her birth, Florence Nightingale’s legacy is still seen in modern nursing. Wi******er artist Sophie Hacker reveals Nightingale’s story and the efforts to preserve her story and legacy through stained glass. - https://www.winchesterheritageopendays.org/hampshire-histbites-episodes/2021/4/26/a-window-through-time-florence-nightingales-hampshire-roots-and-legacy
Just over two hundred years after her birth, Florence Nightingale’s legacy is still seen in modern nursing. Wi******er artist Sophie Hacker reveals Nightingale’s story and the efforts to preserve her story and legacy through stained glass.
A brand new post from us, and it a fabulous tale - https://www.winchesterheritageopendays.org/hampshire-histbites-episodes/2021/4/20/creatures-and-kings-a-viking-tales-link-with-winchester
It might be April but it is still cold, so why not sit by the fire as Aisha Al-Sadie recounts a Norse folk tale in the Volsunga Saga. A story of treachery, intrigue, and action awaits!
Join Emily as she discovers the some great travelling tips from explorer, John Pilkington - https://www.winchesterheritageopendays.org/hampshire-histbites-episodes/2021/4/12/whitchurch-silk-mill-part-2
John Pilkington continues discussing his exciting adventures across the globe. In this latest episode he shares with us tales from Bolivia, Antarctica, Russia, and more.
We're delighted to share another brand new podcast, we do hope you can join us on this adventure - https://www.winchesterheritageopendays.org/hampshire-histbites-episodes/2021/4/12/whitchurch-silk-mills-six-thousand-mile-connection
Join Hampshire based explorer, John Pilkington, as he follows the trail of Marco Polo along the ancient Silk Road to China
Since its foundation in 1884, St. Swithun’s School has been at the forefront of female education. Elly Crookes reveals the school’s history and the priceless artifacts located within its archives. - https://www.winchesterheritageopendays.org/hampshire-histbites-episodes/2021/3/21/discover-hidden-treasure-at-st-swithuns-school
Since its foundation in 1884, St. Swithun’s School has been at the forefront of female education. Elly Crookes reveals the school’s history and the priceless artifacts located within its archives.
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