ArchI’ve Discovered – Manage Your Collections
I will never forget my very first experience of working in an archive and feeling the excitement at cataloguing a small collection […]
ArchI’ve Campaigned
The Archives and Records Association, Scotland’s social media campaigns: #ArchiveZ and Instagram I think it is safe to say that this year […]
Accidental Travel
In the UK, before Covid-19 many of us travelled with relatively little thought – whether by private or individual means, or public […]
#ExploreYourArchive Day: a focus for our campaign
Have you heard about #ExploreYourArchive Day? Read on to find out all about it… What is #ExploreYourArchive Day? We introduced #ExploreYourArchive Day […]
Archibald Leitch, the art of football architecture
Architectural plan of Ayresome Park stadium – Archibald Leitch
The Common Room of The Great North – Knowledge and Collection; adapting our programme during a pandemic.
In the heart of Newcastle Upon Tyne’s city centre, you will find one of the largest, most comprehensive, public collections on mining […]
Keeping up with the Archivists at the Richard Burton Archives, Swansea University
Due to the current COVID19 pandemic, the Richard Burton Archives temporarily closed its doors to the public on 19th March, and since then […]
Wellbeing and Archives: Sustained Engagement with the Past is Good for You.
In May, History Begins at Home was launched. This national public-facing campaign delivered via social media – Facebook @historybeginsathome and Twitter @beginshistory […]
With Love from Dunkirk
A few months ago, through a series of coincidences, staff at Suffolk Archives discovered something remarkable. Amongst the records we hold for […]
The Royal Asiatic Society was set to improve European knowledge of Asia
A treasure of artworks from Asia still promoting its cultural history to this day.