All posts Archives and archivists‘Archives are places for feeling things’Monday 16 May 2016How do archives make people feel? We explore how archival experience has changed over...Records and researchKidnapped to order: child actors in Shakespeare’s dayThursday 12 May 2016Exploring some of the more extreme methods children’s companies went to in order to...Records and researchLost voices from the Civil WarsWednesday 11 May 2016During my PhD I have been part of an effort by specialists in the...Records and researchJeremy Thorpe’s resignation and its aftermathWednesday 11 May 2016On 10 May 1976, Jeremy Thorpe resigned as leader of the Liberal Party -...Archives and archivistsTransforming Archives: Cheshire Archives and Local StudiesTuesday 10 May 2016For the past eight months, I have digitised and described a wide variety of...Behind the scenesWebsite redesign: one website of multisitesFriday 6 May 2016Our site appears to be a single website, but we are actually segmenting it...Technology and innovationBT Archives: making a collaborative resourceThursday 5 May 2016James Fleming uncovers the extraordinary role played by telecommunications in the First World War…......Records and researchFastolf not ‘Falstaff’: the soldier behind Shakespeare’s mythWednesday 4 May 2016The Falstaff of Shakespeare’s plays bears little resemblance to what we understand of the...Records and researchThe Good Parliament of 1376Friday 29 April 2016It is the 640th anniversary of one of the most important sessions of parliament...Archives and archivistsConscription and conscience in TwickenhamThursday 28 April 2016I have discovered the stories of two conscientious objectors from Twickenham, whose wartime experiences...Behind the scenesMerry May readingTuesday 26 April 2016From Tudor tales to First World War diaries, we share books for the May...Records and researchPaying for the privilege: a new Shakespeare discoverySaturday 23 April 2016One third of a pound does not go far today, but in 1603 it... « 1 … 96 97 98 99 100 … 169 »