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Join us today, Wednesday, April 30th at 1 PM, either in person or online, for Dale Wiseman's FREE presentation: "Once Visited, Never Forgotten: The St Andrew’s Asylum." Reserve your spot now at https://t.co/WUWRrK1lrI. #HistoryBuff#NorfolkStories
Join us tomorrow weds 30 April 1pm inperson or online for Dale Wiseman’s FREE talk Once Visited never forgotten: St Andrew’s Asylum Book https://t.co/WUWRrK1lrI #NorfolkHistory#freetalk
Join us Behind the Scenes to experience our strongrooms and conservation studios before enjoying some exceptional original documents https://t.co/zXJgD4c8EB #ArchivesBuildings#Archive30@ARAScot
One of the biggest #ArchiveMyths is the wearing of white cotton gloves to examine archives. Clean bare hands are best when handling documents, or nitrile gloves when looking at photographs. Find out more https://t.co/TY6QP0dXGN #Archive30@ARAScot
A late entry for #ArchiveFoodAndDrink from the parish register of St Martin at Palace Plain, Norwich ~ John son of Elizabeth Pizza widow buried 19 Sep 1725 #Archive30@ARAScot
For #ArchiveFoodAndDrink we have a collection of 18thC culinary and medicinal recipes NRS 26354, listed by our fabulous volunteers. Almond cheesecake anyone? #Archive30@ARAScot
Today's #Archive30 theme is #hiddenhistories
We're doing our best to make sure history isn't hidden, and our Special For Everyone Project is working towards making the history of marginalised groups in our collections more visible.
Read about it here: https://t.co/FndvJS2VYM
The #NorwichBombMap was created by the Air Raid Precautions Dept during WW2. It has 679 paper labels attached by pins showing location, date and size of each bomb. The map is 188 x 182 x 8cm and was conserved in 2012.
#SomethingBig#Archive30@ARAScot