All posts Records and researchThe Free Thai Movement and the SOEMonday 16 August 2021Siam (present day Thailand) was one of the first countries in South East Asia...Records and researchInsaaf: Exploring South Asian heritage through public information filmsWednesday 11 August 2021How did the British government communicate messages about racism and civil rights in the...Records and researchIt’s only a game? Nothing could be further from the truthFriday 6 August 2021Looking at historical records gives us the opportunity to see how different things were...Archives and archivistsWhat makes a house a home?Wednesday 4 August 2021Collaboration is key to delivering projects in community settings. The National Archives’ Outreach team...Records and researchFighting the ’flu, 1918-1919 (Part two): First World War medical recordsFriday 30 July 2021The impact of the influenza on persons from the front can be discovered using...Archives and archivists‘Dude, where art thine quill?’Thursday 29 July 2021Working in Collection Care, we have a unique view of the documents that come...Records and researchThe rebel councillors: The 1921 Poplar Rates RebellionThursday 29 July 2021In 1921, 30 councillors and guardians were sent to prison for defying the government....Records and researchA Magna Carta for refugeesWednesday 28 July 2021The 28th of July 2021 marks the 70th anniversary of the United Nations’ 1951...Records and researchFighting the ’flu, 1918-1919 (Part one)Tuesday 27 July 2021Just over a century ago, an unusually deadly influenza pandemic broke out, killing an...Archives and archivistsThe Archivist’s Guide to Film: Target for TonightSunday 25 July 2021Eighty years ago, on 25 July 1941, the Ministry of Information released a film...Records and researchManors, Mining and the G7Wednesday 21 July 2021What do manors, mining and the G7 all have in common?...Behind the scenesAdventures at the ArchivesMonday 19 July 2021Explore a national treasure right on your doorstep which is free and open to... « 1 … 29 30 31 32 33 … 169 »