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The Historical Association: Postal Pensioners; Retirement, Health and Work in the Victorian and Edwardian Post Office

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A lecture by Dr Kathleen McIlvenna examines how retirement and health shaped work in the Victorian and Edwardian Post Office. Explore social and labour history in person at Bromley House Library in Nottingham.

Closes 6 January 2027

This Historical Association branch event explores the theme of postal pensioners and the relationship between retirement, health and work in the Victorian and Edwardian Post Office. It is presented as a lecture for anyone interested in social history, labour history and the development of public service work in Britain.

The talk is delivered by Dr Kathleen McIlvenna of Derby University and takes place at Bromley House Library in Nottingham. Attendees are asked to reserve a seat in advance by emailing Chris Wrigley. The event forms part of the Nottingham branch programme and is held in person at the library venue.

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Dr Kathleen McIlvenna

HistoryLanguages, Translation & Culture
Application Deadline

6 January 2027

Reserve a seat a week before the event.

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13 January 2027, 14:00

Location

In-person · Bromley House Library, Angel Row, Nottingham

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