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Folk Festival

24 July - 27 July

Warwick Folk Festival

Warwick Castle Leafields Stratford Road, Warwick

Warwick Folk Festival. The slow and steady beat of the turning years. The heart of folk. From ceilidh dancing, to Morris […]

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Courthouse & Ballroom

26 July @ 10:30 am - 12:00 pm

Court House Tour

Free Court House Tour 10:30am, discover 300 years of the building’s history & hear about some of the big personalities that shaped […]

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The next @qrhmuseumwarwick will be "The Flowers in

The next @qrhmuseumwarwick will be "The Flowers in the Field - Nursing in The Great War" by Sandra Taylor on Thursday 7th August 2025.
While the guns thundered on the frontlines, another battle was being fought in wards and field hospitals by women whose courage and compassion saved countless lives.

Often overlooked in the annals of war, nurses endured unimaginable hardship, working in cramped, chaotic conditions with limited supplies and constant danger.

In this poignant and powerful talk, Sandra Taylor sheds light on the evolution of nursing services before and during the First World War. From makeshift hospitals overseas to the wards back home, she shares the stories of the volunteers who faced horrific injuries, exhaustion, and loss yet rarely received the recognition they deserved.
Over 1,500 nurses died during the conflict, but few are named on war memorials.
Join them in honouring the forgotten heroines of the Great War, those who served not with weapons, but with unwavering care.

Doors open 6:30pm, talk begins promptly at 7:00pm
Tickets: £14 per person
Available from:
• The Visitor Information Centre
• Eventbrite
• Directly from the museum beforehand or even on the day!
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/.../the-flowers-in-the-field

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