#ArchiveHour is back for 2023!
Kicking off this year's sessions, March's Archive Hour will be hosted by @ARAMidlands!! 🤩
Stay tuned for more info soon!
📅 30th March
Our very first meeting as a the new Midlands region is happening on 17th Oct! Find out what the merger means for you and meet and greet people working with archives and records across the new region. Sign up on Eventbrite 👇https://t.co/FBFTLjZGai
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'Spotlit Robin' is the winning image from Katy Read in the Young Photographer category of our Wildlife Photography Competition this year. You can see all the winning entries plus runners up and Judges favourites on our website: https://t.co/LFJlwAvOKG
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Did you know?
Robins have been associated with Christmas ever since Victorian times; Victorian postmen, who were known as 'Robin Red-breasts' because of their red waistcoats, are thought to be the inspiration for so many robins appearing on our Christmas cards.
Each day we will reveal a fact, photo, activity, tradition or Christmas story to keep you in that festive spirit.
Head over to the @collectionusher post for the 1st Day of December 🎅 #heritagechristmas#adventcalendar2020
Join this festive month 🎄 for our Count down to Christmas with your favourite Lincolnshire heritage sites.
Our heritage sites are truly getting into the Christmas spirit with decorations and traditions galore. #LincolnCastle @collectionusher @LincsArchives @LincsMuseum
#ForTheRecord:
For rights & responsibilities.
For research & for researchers.
For remembrance, for resonance, for resistance.
For the past, for the present, for the future.
For evidence, for ever, for everyone.
#WhyArchives#ArchivesForEveryone#ExploreYourArchive
2020 is the 250th anniversary of James Cooke's arrival in what is now called Australia, and the Australia Museum have chosen to mark this solely from a first nation perspective, and probably won't even mention Cooke at all. #dcdc18
‘Museums have the sticks, we have the stories. Without the stories, museums only have the sticks.’ @SaywhatNathan #DCDC18. Inspiration and insight for @theboxplymouth and @mayflower400uk
The Archivist - the beautiful vertical sculpture standing in the community garden is now finished. Sculptor Natasha Houseago's 4m high intricately carved oak features many aspects of Gloucestershire landscape and life. Visit Archives and see this spectacular and unique carving.
Brilliant blog post by @tigerbonham. A thoughtful and honest portrayal of the current issues combined with a powerful call for action. https://t.co/2C0YGO4ZAu
The latest #socialcarefuture blog is from @tigerbonham - it's about the practical job of local leadership in shifting social care systems & practice https://t.co/qyUF8CqkYY
@Primavera_Sound Hi we had our bag stolen last night it had our passports in it we are due to fly in the morning, please can you help? Jessica Hogg and Jason Heslewood