London Matchstick Girls Strike of 1888

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Lindsay and Madison discuss the London Matchstick Girls Strike of 1888, as well as why worker safety is important, that you should always fight for what’s right, and that loud cats and snoring dogs make the perfect podcast soundtrack.

Information pulled from the following sources:

• 2021 All That’s Interesting article by Genevieve Carlton

• 2021 Historic UK article by Jessica Brain

• 2021 History Extra article by Dr. Louise Raw

• 2020 Spartacus Educational article by John Simkin

• 2018 The Conversation article by Catherine Best

• 1888 The Pall Mall Gazette article

• 1888 The Times article

• BBC History

• English Heritage

• The Matchstick Girls 1888 website

• The National Archives (1)

• Wikipedia (1)

Go check out our friend Alice over at the Back Tracker History Show podcast.

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