Our Memorabilia Pack Churchill a carefully curated collection of high-quality reproduced paper memorabilia from the insight into the life of Winston Churchill from his early days at school to his death in 1965, with high quality reproduced paper memorabilia. It includes everything from a snapshot of his 1943 diary to a replica of a letter about the Dardanelles, posters, cards and the Daily Sketch tribute to the great man.
Designed to bring history to life, a great intergenerational activity that also supporting reminiscence, memory recall and meaningful engagement for older adults, including people living with dementia.
Benefits:
- Supports reminiscence and long-term memory recall
- Encourages conversation, storytelling and social connection
- Cognitive stimulation without pressure
- Suitable for people at varying stages of dementia
Our pack can be used in a small group in aged care, dementia care or community settings
Group size: 1–6 people
Time: 10–30 minutes
Suitable for: All stages of dementia (adaptable)
A table or tray
How to run the activity:
Lay out a few items
Place 3–5 pieces from the pack on the table (e.g. newspaper, invitation, street party items). Avoid using everything at once.
Invite gentle observation
Encourage participants to look, touch, and handle the items at their own pace. There’s no right or wrong response.
Prompt conversation
Pack includes
- Abridged version of the Daily Sketch 1965
- Clarion Calls to Courage booklet
- School Report (1884)
- Mr Churchill’s Report
- Wartime poster image
- Secret memo relating to the Dardanelles
- Misc images and cards




