Queer Heritage and Collections Network
Working to better understand the need and potential for queer heritage interpretation.
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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.
The British North Greenland Expedition (1952-1954)
Extreme conditions and heart warming messages. Crashes, explosions, crevasses and a death.
David Drummond Pantomime Collection
The wondrous history of pantomime from the David Drummond archives
Wiltshire & Swindon History Centre
Local Authority Records become available to all as open heritage data.
Glasgow Women’s Library
A new project set to interpret and safeguard the Glasgow Women’s Library
The Women’s Library at LSE
A comprehensive collection of the history of women empowerment groups.
Behind the Scenes with the EYA Team
It’s Explore Your Archives week! We’re joined by Karyn and Jo from the EYA team to tell us a bit about what […]
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.
In Focus: Asylum Archive
This month’s ‘In Focus’ blog looks at the Asylum Archive, a living exhibition of accumulated artefacts, oral histories and photography that reflect […]