Media
#WOWW Zines
Our friends and volunteers have drawn inspiration from the remarkable Women of West Wales to create these zines:
Annie Allen Collection
click below to view paintings from the Annie Allen collection.
Annie was a missionary in Uganda during the early 1900s. Her paintings document her time in Africa as well as her life back home in Narberth, Pembrokeshire.
Discover more about Annie Allen here, here and here.
Narberth Heritage Walk with Women’s Archive Wales
Click here to download maps of the Women’s Heritage walks in towns throughout Wales. We will be hosting a guided version of the Narberth walk (details TBC). In the meantime, discover the places where remarkable Welsh women lived and worked by following the self-guided trails.
#WOWW Case Study with LEADER
The Bigger Picture: An Instagram Exhibition #IWD2020
PLANED Podcast on Women of West Wales
For Schools:
Year 1 #WOWW
Mr. Lewis: My Mother
Sandra Benham-Pellowe
Edith Morgan: The Bakehouse
Film Poems
Through a series of #WOWW workshops with poets and film makers, a group of women came together to create film poetry based on the remarkable women of West Wales.
These premiered at Llangwm LitFest and received an overwhelming response that led to a second showing at the museum. They can now be viewed by clicking the links below:
Princess Nest Royal Concubine by Christian Donovan
The Migration of Annie Webb by Christian Donovan
The Ballad of Fasting Girl by Philippa Davies
Letter Home (A ‘Found’ Poem) by Emma Baines
Distance Learning by Emma Baines
Threshing Day 1940 by Luise Thomas
What is Hidden by Diana Powell
