In May, History Begins at Home was launched. This national public-facing campaign delivered via social media – Facebook @historybeginsathome and Twitter @beginshistory […]
Due to the current COVID19 pandemic, the Richard Burton Archives temporarily closed its doors to the public on 19th March, and since then […]
A few months ago, through a series of coincidences, staff at Suffolk Archives discovered something remarkable. Amongst the records we hold for […]
A treasure of artworks from Asia still promoting its cultural history to this day.
WGH Transportation Engineering was a specialist company operating between 1989 and 2016 from their headquarters in Doncaster, South Yorkshire. Their business focused […]
Explore Your Archive in Ireland will be launched on Thursday 21st November in the Irish Architectural Archive, Merrion Square in Dublin. Kindly […]
The Kemmis collection is a small collection of film reels ranging from the mid to late 1930’s. The reels, stored in an […]
Between the years 1952 and 1953, the English artist Nevill Johnson, supported by a small Arts Council grant and using a second […]
Discover 19th Century Childhood through Loreto Boarding Schools ‘To be taught everything necessary …..’; these were the instructions of the parents of […]
“City and College should stand, shoulder to shoulder, facing the problems of life together” These words were written by a member of […]