Amy Johnson
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Amy Johnson, the gutsy woman who flew during the Second World War, was also the first British woman to fly solo from Britain to Australia. Take to the skies with this courageous pioneering aviatrix, who paved the way for future female pilots. In her short career, she managed to achieve enormous success and thrilled the world with her record-breaking flights.
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Susannah Holmes
Jailed for petty theft in England, Susannah Holmes was amongst the first convict immigrants sent to Australia. She endured many hardships and trials on her journey and in the years to follow. However, with the support of her partner Henry Cable, she showed determination and courage. They were part of the first group of settlers to marry in the new colony. She also won the first civil legal case to be brought against a ship’s captain, which is where the term ‘fair go’ is said to have stemmed from. She was one of the founding mothers of Australia and her story deserves to be heard.
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Edith Cavell
Nurse Edith Cavell, helped Allied Soldiers escape from Germany-occupied Belgium during the First World War. She lived by a personal motto: “I can’t stop while there are lives to be saved.” Follow Edith, as she helped others, in her amazing quest to fight for what she believed in. She was courageous and determined and her story deserves to be heard.
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Rosalba Carriera
Follow in the footsteps of the amazing Rosalba Carriera, who built up a solid career as a leading portraitist of her time. This fascinating woman went from lowly beginnings to become an influential Rococo painter. Explore how she came to excel in an occupation usually undertaken by men and discover what inspired her.
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Maria Callas
Voted the greatest soprano of all time, Maria Callas captivated audiences worldwide with her amazing voice and dramatic skills. Get a personal insight into the life of one of the most talented and controversial soprano singers of the 20th century. She was a pioneer in reviving interest in opera and her music is still appreciated to this day, all over the world.
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