Alice Hawkins The Suffragette

Alice Hawkins Suffragette - A Sister of Freedom

Alys Metcalf

Audio Recordings

Actress Alys Metcalf brings Alice’s memorabilia to life by narrating the following items:

Polling Booth

A favourite postcard poem of Alice’s:

Postcard from Genie Bale

A humorous postcard from a fellow suffragette:

Prison Notes

Alice’s prison notes from Holloway jail, February 1907:

Letter to Alice from Slyvia Pankhurst with condolences on the death of her son, Tom.

Condolence Letter

A moving letter of condolence from Slyvia Pankhurst on the sudden loss of a son:

Nana was a Suffragette

The song ‘Nana was a Suffragette’ is reproduced by kind permission of Jules Gibb. Written by Jules for the opening ceremony of The Pankhurst Centre in 2002, it is sung by a cappella groups around the world:



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	Alys Metcalf Audio Recordings Actress Alys Metcalf brings Alice’s memorabilia to life by narrating the following items: Polling Booth A favourite postcard poem of Alice’s: Postcard from Genie Bale A humorous postcard from a fellow suffragette: Prison Notes Alice’s prison notes from Holloway jail, February 1907: Condolence Letter A moving letter of condolence from Slyvia Pankhurst on the sudden loss of a son: Nana was a Suffragette The song ‘Nana was a Suffragette’ is reproduced by kind permission of Jules Gibb. Written by Jules for the opening ceremony of The Pankhurst Centre in 2002, it is sung by a cappella groups around the world:


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