An online course from Presenting the Past – Introduction to Architecture of the Isle This course aims to give you an introduction to different architecture styles found on the Isle. At the end of this course you should: Be able to identify key periods of building design Appreciate the unique character of the Isle of…
An online course from Presenting the Past – Farming on the Isle This course aims to increase your understanding of the history and impact of farming on the Isle of Axholme and Hatfield Chase area. At the end of this course you should: Have an increased understanding about the history of farming on the Isle…
An online course from Presenting the Past – Documentary Research This course aims to show you how to use different types of documentary evidence to investigate the history, heritage of archaeology of an area. At the end of this course you should: Known where to look to find information about a settlement or site Feel…
Owston Ferry Grave In 1874 H. Keet wanted to erect a gravestone over the grave of his 7-year-old daughter, Annie Augusta Keet. The proposed text read ‘Annie Augusta Keet the younger daughter of Revd. H. Keet Wesleyan Minister. The vicar of St. Martins church, Revd. George Smith refused to grant permission for the tombstone unless…