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Bristol Women's Walk |
07 December 2004 |
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discoveringÌýBristol's female past
"Go Home and Do The Washing!" was a book published a few years ago which uncovered three centuries of Bristol's women pioneers - the title an insult hurled at a local suffragette.
Inspired by the discovery of a Bristol trade directory from 1793, Lorna Brierly and Helen Reid researched and wrote the book.
The listings included surprising number of women, which included two poulterers, eight butchers, two fishmongers, a plumber, an organ builder, three brokers, a tobacconist and two tinplate workers.
Fiona Lamdin joined them for a tour of the city's female past.
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Go Home and Do the Washing!: Three Centuries of Pioneering Bristol Women byÌýLorna Brierley, Helen Reid, published by Broadcast Books ISBN 1874092915
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