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Queen Victoria who gave her name to her age. To her 'Victorians' she represented the ideal of womanhood: dutiful, motherly, caring and good. The Queen was instantly recognisable but Victorian women, including those from Ranmoor, were largely unseen, except by their families and friends. Even today Victoria remains a familiar figure, while the wives, widows and spinsters of Ranmoor have become all but invisible. How did they live? What were their concerns and their interests? How did they spend their time? Come along to the talk and meet some of Ranmoor's Victorian women.
Tickets £5 from ticketsource:
www.ticketsource.co.uk/st-johns-church

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Mike Newbold from Nottingham shares his 17 years of experience working behind the scenes in TV and film. With stories that are fascinating, funny, and sometimes surprising, Mike lifts the curtain on the real world of being an extra.
Friday 20th March at 7pm, Ranmoor Parish Centre
A lively, informative, and entertaining talk not to be missed!  Refreshments provided.
Tickets £10 available from the Church Office or ticketsource www.ticketsource.co.uk/st-johns-church
All proceeds to our SAVE OUR SPIRE Appeal.

Many members of St John’s Ranmoor at the end of
the nineteenth century rented a church pew for
themselves and their families. Five of these pew
renters were generous benefactors who were
involved with health and medicine in some way.
Dr Jenny Stephenson discovers who they are, how
they were connected with St John’s and the city of
Sheffield. Their various stories are fascinating and
often surprising.
Refreshments available.
Tickets £5 available from ticketsource
www.ticketsource.co.uk/st-johns-church

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