Isobel writes… Fair Maids, Feminists and Philanthropists. It’s a walk that corrects the balance.
Crossbones
The stars wear petticoats, not pantaloons. Women may not apear as often as men in the history books, but that doesn’t mean they have been sitting at home twiddling their thumbs. Far from it. Knitting up a storm more like. From princesses to prostitutes, they have made their mark and shaped the world we live in today. Some have relied their looks, others their wit.
We’ll trace the steps of the famous, the infamous, and the virtually unknown Fair Maids, Feminists and Philanthropists in this corner of Southwark.
Janet Johnson
Fair Maids, Feminists and Philanthropists, £9 full price, £7 for over 65s and full time students. It starts outside Southwark tube station at 10.45a.m Sunday 9th December. It’d be lovely to see you there.
Isobel Isobel is an artist, journalist, linguist, prize-winning Blue Badge Guide and London Walks' token aristocrat. One of her ancestors introduced the waltz to this country. You can read about her tips for the best walking shoes HERE. And her recommendation for the best cup of tea in London can be found HERE.
