Bessie Craigmyle

Bessie Craigmyle (1863–1933) was a Scottish poet who lived in Aberdeen.

Bessie was the daughter of an elderly schoolmaster, who retired when she was still a child. He was able to devote his energies to her education, providing an extensive library and a number of greenhouses in the family home for her use.[1]

After qualifying as school teacher, she taught in the Dr Williams School, Dolgellau,[1] which was a pioneering secondary school for girls.[2]

Works
  • Poems and Translations 1886
  • A Handful of Pansies 1888
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References
  1. McCall, Alison. "LGBT History Month: Bessie Craigmyle (1863-1933)". Women's History Network. Retrieved 20 September 2014.
  2. "Dr Williams' School, Dolgellau". People's Collection Wales. People's Collection Wales. Retrieved 20 September 2014.
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