Planning on visiting the IHR in January? Please be aware that our common room will be closed for refurbishment from 6 - 25 January. Readers will be able to request periodicals from @IHR_Library. For more information visit https://t.co/da7OoxVymP
Celebrate the fabulous History Day held earlier this month with these videos and blog post, and discover every collection who attended in person or online #HistDay24 https://t.co/8DZFKVlWDy Look out for details about History Day North at #DCDC25...
✨ History Day 2024 has offically begun! ✨ We'll be in Senate House, London, today from 11:00 - 16:00 GMT with over 90 organisations waiting to chat with you about their collections and your research interests! Come along! What will you discover at #HistDay24 ?
Looking ahead to History Day, Graduate Trainee Librarians, Sarah and Lara, highlight some of the not-to-be-missed online-only contributions to #HistDay24. Discover more in their new blog post: https://t.co/31M6QSCQoo! See you next week!
What will you discover? #HistDay24
Remember, remember the fifth of November... it's History Day 2024! @SedgArchivist & our archives team will be showcasing our collections at this event for students, researchers & history enthusiasts. Join us at Senate House, London. Free, booking required. #HistDay24@ihr_history
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Byddwn yn mynychu Diwrnod Hanes yn y Sefydliad Ymchwil Hanesyddol yn Llundain ddydd Mawrth yn hyrwyddo ein casgliad Ysbyty Gogledd Cymru.
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With History Day 2024 right around the corner, History Day intern Katherine reflects on planning the event and what to look forward to at #HistDay24. Read the new blog at https://t.co/6szezaDGI7 and keep signing up (for free!) to #HistDay24.
What will you discover? #HistDay24
Are you starting a new research degree in History? Join us on the 3 October as we introduce the IHR. Learn about:
* Library
* Resources
* Seminars
* Events
* Publications
* Website
* Research Training
Register today: https://t.co/A0w1FXoIAD
Did you know that the Bibliography of British and Irish History (#BBIH) offers a comprehensive collection of literature on the histories of race and ethnicity in British, Irish and global contexts? Find out more in Gaverne Bennett's (@gaverne) blog: https://t.co/hyD3bfabEv
Booking now open for this informal #zine workshop. Come & join the conversation as we create a new archive of voices and stories. All welcome, especially first-time visitors to the IHR and anyone with lived experience as a refugee. https://t.co/BT9SevmrAs @RLI_News@RefugeeTales
From today all articles published in the Society's journal, 'Transactions of @RoyalHistSoc', will be available fully Open Access - with no charge to readers or authors: https://t.co/JVQVImASvd
Transactions welcomes articles from historians #twitterstorians@cambUP_History
Save the date! #Zine-making workshop @ihr_history on Thurs 24 *October* with @RefugeeTales@GatDetainees & @RLI_News, facilitated by @PilgrimTeresa with IHR colleagues. This will be a friendly and informal event - all welcome. Booking opens 3 September. https://t.co/BT9SevmZq0
#ComingSoon (ish). A very special #BigRedBook. 📕
This volume will be our first *ever* publication for the historic county of Westmorland, and the first Red Book from @VCH_Cumbria.
It covers the Lonsdale Ward, Lune valley, and Kirkby Lonsdale from prehistory to the present.
Applications for the IHR Fellowship 2024 are now open! 🏛️ If you're a historian looking to strengthen your network and want to be part of our community, check out our fellowship opportunities. Discover more and apply here: https://t.co/MWrbcLfjln ✍️#IHRFellowships
In the Military collection readers can consult survivors' textual and visual accounts of the atomic bombings of #Hiroshima and #Nagasaki as well as works on how these two events have been remembered and the extent in which they exert an influence on the present. #広島市#長崎市
This work is part of the Austrian collection. It is particularly strong for the history of #Austria from the 18th-early 20th century and Austrian local history. To find out more see our collection guide (https://t.co/Pilekcq0lI) or search the catalogue https://t.co/dVYX3F0F9x
More new books for readers to browse on the 1st and 2nd floors, including the personal writings of 18th century Austrian actress Karoline Schulze-Kummerfeld.
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New in the library is an edition of Anderson and Dibble's English translation (with Nahuatl text) of Sahagún's Historia general...de Nueva España, which now sits alongside the Spanish editions readers can find in the library
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This is a wide ranging source from the 16th century, presenting us with a picture of indigenous societies. It is a particularly rich source on religious and magical beliefs, being cited in the recent workshop on Histories of Witchcraft and Magic https://t.co/eW8UI3h0vl