“Cycling to Suffrage” on The Bike Show, Resonance Radio

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Want to know what an 1885 photo of a wax mannequin on a tricycle tells us about the dress reform movement? Or hear how the residents Malden reacted to the sight of a lady cyclist’s bloomers in 1890? Tune in to The Bike Show on Resonance Radio, Monday 12 March 2012, 6:30-7:00 to hear me discuss these artefacts and other exciting finds from The Women’s Library in an interview about the upcoming “Cycling to Suffrage” exhibit.

This special-themed “How to get more women riding” episode of The Bike Show also features a discussion of current issues in women’s cycling advocacy and safety.

If you missed the show live on air, you can listen to it here!

For more on The Bike Show, see their website, www.thebikeshow.net

Further information about the “Cycling to Suffrage” exhibit can be found on The Women’s Library events page.

Image: Breeze Cyclists, from www.thebikeshow.net

About Sheila Hanlon

Dr Sheila Hanlon is a historian specialising in women's cycling history.
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