The fascinating history of a little book of alphabet rhymes published in 1667
The history of ‘A Guide for the Childe and Youth’ unearthed by Archive Work Placement at Keele University Library.
Author: Karyn Williamson
Diversity Allies Leadership Committee Update
Earlier this month, the Diversity Allies Leadership Committee met for the first time. In this blog, Richard Wragg joins us to give […]
The Rathdown School Archive
It’s September, which means that students across the UK and Ireland have been going back to school. For this month’s themed blog, […]
Archives in Focus: Armagh Robinson Library
Armagh Robinson Library is the oldest public library in Northern Ireland. It was established 250 years ago, in 1771, by Richard Robinson, Archbishop of Armagh and […]
Monthly Theme: Firsts at St. Helens Archive
For this month’s theme, Firsts, Tawny Whitfield from St. Helens Archive Service, writes about the Liverpool and Manchester Railway, and its impact […]
Explore Your Archive Week: 20th-28th November 2021
EYA Coordinator Rosie joins us on the blog to introduce 2021’s Explore Your Archive Week and explain how you can get involved! […]
Diversity Allies: Diverse voices in Hull University Archives
The background Like many archives, here at Hull University Archives (HUA) we’re very aware that our collections tend to centre the lives, […]
Diversity Allies: Learning about Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion: Online Courses, Self-Study, and Where to Begin
One of the working groups set up to help with the work of the Diversity Allies has been exploring courses on equality, […]
Archive in Focus: The Cuala Press: a female led industry
For this month’s blog, Ciara Daly, from Trinity College, Dublin, discusses the Cuala Press Collection. The Cuala Press Project has been contributing to the […]
Monthly Theme: Daily Life in Canterbury Cathedral
For this month’s theme Cressida Williams from Canterbury Cathedral takes us through the daily routine of the Cathedral in medieval times with […]