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Illustrated infographic. Text reads Heritage is how we explain what we think happened in the past, in our current time. For example, a museum or a historic house.
History is what happened in the past. Historians study things left from the past to create a picture of what happened from the clues.
Identity is the terms you use to explain who you are - words that come with associations about your vibe and actions
Poster for Neurospicy History: Hey that's Like me! Workshop at Neurofest. We can’t look at people in the past and say that they would have been diagnosed as neurodivergent because we don’t have enough information, and psychologists can’t time-travel. But we can look at people in the past and see that they also did things we do too!
Collage about Spyglass project. Tick list reads "Research, Theatre, Community, Costume, Interpretation"
Lit and Phil Library in Newcastle. Bookcases around the edge of a room with cream panelling leading up to dome-like skylight.
Inforgraphic with black paper background. Text reads "Gender hasn't always been a two sex model. Medieval people beleived in a spectrum too". Medieval scientific illustration of internal organs.
Collage like poster for Do fashion trends return every 100 years. Image two white of regency gowns.
Inforgraphic on B. Thomas Mourning Dress to accompany photo of. Text reads: Leg O' Mutton style sleeves show early 1900s as remains of an earlier (1890s) style. Totally black - worn in mourning of a close loved one. 'Pidgeon front' created by tiny waist and top folding over at front help date around 1900. Why was this dress found forgotten in the basement of Helston Guild Hall?
Austere Victorian dressed lady in gold frame over black paper. Text reads "Did you know Lily was a masculine name in Germany......and this led to over 200 women voting in 1868?"

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