Their letters show us not just their blossoming relationship, but what it was like to find love in wartime.
Attendees will be able to hear the letters read aloud, as well as see the original materials.
December 4th, 2-4pm.
https://t.co/S437mdBKy7
We are thrilled to be sharing the story and Carl and Bobbie as part of winter events season! This moving collection is comprised of letters between the couple from when they first met, up until the birth of their first child.
Some fascinating insights into how archives can help us embed more emotional literacy into the history curriculum. Always a pleasure working with such a great team! Special thanks to to @MassObsArchive and the Cadbury Research Library @unibirmingham for their continued support
We're recruiting a PhD student. ESRC funded, for a Msc. Sociology & then PhD Sociology. PhD on Mass Observation Project, looking at visual and material aspects of the archive and how this helps us to understand everyday life. More info in thread & link: https://t.co/Con85NYK8K
A privilege to be at the launch of Bolton Museum’s new exhibition - Class of 1937 & 2023 - and the MO trail designed by students from Ladybridge High. Bolton’s young people, teachers, and museum professionals are a total joy to work with. @boltonLMS@ihr_history@MassObsArchive
Our annual Diary Day is approaching! Every year on #12thmay we do an open call for diaries. Diaries can be in whatever format you want, handwritten, electronic, collage, paintings or photos, we just want to know what you got up to! #12thmay is your chance to be part of history
The following day we'll also be discussing all things 12th May and everyday life in Covid the following day! Book an online spot here: https://t.co/0OXaiPqurk
📕👉Join us TOMORROW at 2pm (Ashdown AH101) for the launch of 2 books that use evidence from @MassObsArchive: The politics of feeling in Brexit Britain by @ea_robinson, Jonathan Moss and Jake Watts and Everyday Life in the Covid-19 Pandemic by Nick Clarke.
🚨Event 🚨 'The politics of feeling in Brexit Britain', You are invited to the launch of two books that use evidence from the Mass Observation Archive to explore the everyday responses to two transformative events in contemporary history: Brexit and the Covid-19 pandemic
Find out more about Barry & Gerald's story and what it was like to be a child evacuated to Brighton as part of your air raid shelter tour. See a sneak peek in this great ITV coverage: https://t.co/EgqeuDcPqf...
Tickets for our big Brighton Fringe weekends available now!
We've got a new blog post up on our site! History student @emily_gcalcraft compares responses to the #coronation in 1937 and 2023, as well as media coverage of the Coronations and public expectations of the Monarchy and the Royal Family https://t.co/GgcUFZaP8r
Our annual Diary Day is approaching! Every year on #12thmay we do an open call for diaries. Diaries can be in whatever format you want, handwritten, electronic, collage, paintings or photos, we just want to know what you got up to! #12thmay is your chance to be part of history
Explore highlights from the Jeremy Hutchinson QC archive at The Keep on Weds 17 April @2.30pm. Dr Wendy Hitchmough will discuss her research & project archivist Alexander Taylor will provide insights & answer questions. Booking is free on Eventbrite https://t.co/yd1e86TDkm