All posts Archives and archivistsExploring archives and emotions through applied psychology and arts practiceTuesday 13 December 2022This blog is the culmination of a number of years of work which started...Records and researchYou read it here firstThursday 8 December 2022Around November and December the major dictionary publishers start presenting us with their annual...Archives and archivistsExploring computational access to the UK Government Web Archive (Part 2)Wednesday 7 December 2022Our Research Exchange series features the work of researchers across The National Archives in which they...Records and researchAnniversary of a new beginning: The Irish Free State Constitution Act 1922Tuesday 6 December 2022On 5 December 1922, the Irish Free State Constituent Act ratified the Articles of...Records and researchLady Lisle: Reluctant rebel?Tuesday 6 December 2022Among The National Archives’ vast collections can be found the rather overlooked and somewhat...Records and researchCataloguing First World War medical records for Napsbury HospitalMonday 5 December 2022To celebrate International Volunteer Day, this blog is dedicated to all those volunteers who...Behind the scenesThe trials and tribulations of treasonFriday 2 December 2022The Act of Treason was first written into English law by Parliament in 1352,...Archives and archivistsExploring computational access to the UK Government Web Archive (Part 1)Thursday 1 December 2022The UK Government Web Archive (UKGWA) preserves the websites and social media accounts of...Records and researchWinston Churchill’s hearing lossWednesday 30 November 2022Winston Churchill experienced ill health throughout his life; he caught pneumonia multiple times, sustained...Records and researchRemembering the Crystal Palace fire of 1936Wednesday 30 November 2022On the evening of 30 November 1936, a fire was discovered within the Crystal...Records and researchNeither a British subject nor a British protected personTuesday 29 November 2022The First World War unleashed a significant ‘anti-alien’ backlash, focused initially on Germans living...Records and researchThe Sheriff, the Nave, and Chaucer tooMonday 28 November 2022The origins of the earliest architectural drawing in The National Archives are shrouded in... « 1 … 10 11 12 13 14 … 168 »