Queer Heritage and Collections Network
Working to better understand the need and potential for queer heritage interpretation.
Author: Jake Doyle
Flora and Fauna in Traditional Crafts
The Museum of English Rural Life celebrates the use of local flora and fauna as well as animals in our craft traditions.
Violets, Wild Flowers and a Sensory Garden
The Conwy Archive Service is lucky to have a sensory garden adorned with brass rubbings of Anne Pratt’s flower illustrations.
Dustbusters! A mouse nest, skeleton and boot prints
Dustbusting with Wiltshire and Swindon History Centre.
Reflections on 20 years at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
Fascinating account of the incredibly long way the School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine has come in 20 years.
East Midlands Oral History project
‘Sounds for the Future’ is the project which will enable the collections to be safeguarded and more widely used.
National Athletics Archive: UK athletics throughout the 20th century
The National Athletics Archive is held at the Cadbury Research Library in Birmingham
Brent Museum & Archives reveal untold story of support to 80s strikers
Theatre production ‘Cole, Dole and Dinner Ladies’ brings to life this unknown story.
The North Devon Athenaeum, long time advocate of social media
The literary and scientific institute makes fantastic use of social media to address archiving issues.
East Riding Archives explore new ways to save and promote untold stories
East Riding archives embrace the digital world and reach out to new generations