Details of talks given by Helen Baggott
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Helen Baggott grew up in Swanage. Although she no longer lives in the seaside town, home is still in Dorset.
She is a freelance editor and writer. She particularly enjoys social history and local history and has written for magazines.
Her most recent project is researching the stories behind postcards sent more than 100 years ago. The collection of stories has been published in Posted in the Past and Posted in the Past Second Delivery.
"I was enthralled by the social history that you extracted from the cards: so many stories hinted at by so few words, and all waiting to be uncovered by sympathetic and subtle research." R.R., Wimborne
Helen has written for magazines including Who Do You Think You Are?, Picture Postcard Monthly, Dorset Life and The Card Scene. Helen has also contributed to Family Tree magazine's blog. Her work has been recognised by national newspapers as a 'postcard detective' in I newspaper and an 'heirloom detective' in the Mail on Sunday's You magazine.
History
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Posted in the Past
Helen Baggott Tagged: Genealogy Postcards History |
South West |
History
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The Mayflower Connection
Helen Baggott Tagged: Mayflower | Pilgrims | Genealogy | Postcards |
South West |
History
Online |
The Empress of Ireland – Canada’s Titanic
Helen Baggott Tagged: Sea Disasters | Genealogy | Postcards | British History |
South West |
History
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From Paper Kings to Hardware Barons
Helen Baggott Tagged: Genealogy Postcards History |
South West |
History
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From Log Cabin to the Palace of Westminster... and other true stories
Helen Baggott Tagged: Genealogy Postcards History | Film Star |
South West |
History
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Diplomat, Author, Grocer: the remarkable story of Ranald MacDonell CBE
Helen Baggott Tagged: History |
South West |