The National Disability Art Collection and Archive: The Inspiring History of The Disability Arts Movement
Project Archivist, Alex Cowan, gives us an overview of the disability arts movement and how the archive tells the stories of the […]
Workie Ticket Theatre: Putting yourself into the archive
JoJo Kirtley, Founder & Co-Artistic Director of Workie Ticket Theatre tells the story of how, over the course of several lockdowns she […]
Having a laugh with Swansea University Archives
The archives at Swansea University are full of exquisitely funny records.
Beyond 2022 – The Virtual Record Treasury of Ireland: Seven hundred years of history restored to the Irish nation
Zoe Reid, Keeper of the National Archives in Ireland, tells the story of how the Public Record Office was destroyed in 1922 […]
COMING SOON: Outside The Box
A podcast about archives and the wonders they contain coming this Friday. Join us this Friday, December 2nd 2022, for our first […]
An Archival Record of Beards and their Meaning
For centuries the beard has sent out messages about status, profession and political affiliation.
“I would like, if I may, to take you on a strange journey”
The Royal Theatre’s 1973 production of The Rocky Horror Show from the V&A theatre and performance archives.
David Drummond Pantomime Collection
The wondrous history of pantomime from the David Drummond archives
The Animals of Edge Hill University’s Friendship Books
‘I’se Got You!’ by Edith Ayre, 1912, Edge Hill University Edge Hill University archivist, Dan Copely, shares the wonderful illustrations of animals […]