January 2022 brought a very exciting moment for interwar historians – professional and amateur alike. The 1921 Census surveyed 38 million people living in England and Wales. This period followed a global pandemic and saw economic instability between two world wars. A team of hundreds of conservators have been working to conserve and digitise these 30,000 bound volumes of documents. Now they’re available to us all online.

This time on Life Solved, Glenn Harris chats with Prof Deborah Sugg Ryan, Professor of Design History and Dr Melanie Bassett, Research Fellow in Public Engagement about the insights revealed by these documents, and a few of the mysteries they've been following through the archives too!

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Professor Deborah Sugg Ryan is consultant historian for all 4 series of BBC Two's A House Through Time, also appearing in each episode. Deborah's most recent book Ideal Homes: Uncovering the History and Design of the Interwar House looks at the house building boom between the wars when Britain began to become a nation of homeowners. She has written about the 1921 Census in blogposts for the University of Portsmouth, Findmypast and the Museum of Domestic Design and Architecture and an article for Who Do You Think You Are magazine, and will shortly do a webinar for the National Archives. Deborah is founder and co-host of Twitter's #HouseHistoryHour on Thursdays at 1900 GMT/BST, which brings together all kinds of historians to discuss house history every week.
Twitter: @deborahsuggryan

 Dr Melanie Bassett is a Trustee of Portsmouth Historic Dockyard Trust, and has been consulting on their National Lottery Heritage Fund project, ‘The Triangle Girls: Women Workers in Portsmouth Dockyard during the First World War’. She was Research Assistant on the AHRC-funded War Widows Stories, and the AHRC-funded project ‘The National Impact of the Battle of Jutland – Civic and Community Responses during the First World War’. She is a member of the Port Towns and Urban Cultures research team at the University of Portsmouth.

Twitter: @melanie_bassett
 
The 1921 Census can be accessed free on the premises at the National Archives in Kew, Manchester Central Library and the National Library of Wales. It can also be accessed online on a pay per view basis via Findmypast.

Unlocking The Secrets Of The 1921 Census with Deborah Sugg Ryan and Melanie Bassett

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Lindsay Hansen Park is an LDS historian that was recently hired as the historical and cultural consultant for the Hulu Series “Under The Banner Of Heaven”. Lindsay has spent over a decade specializing in Mormon history and is now one of the world’s top LDS historians. She has also been the host of the Sunstone Podcast and the Year Of Polygamy Podcast.

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