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Happy to support @UCLGiving and meet with delegates from @FishmongersCo this morning. Displaying the 1828 UoL List of Proprietors, which indicates that the Company bought five shares in the University of London at £100 per share.
Are you a student at a #London based university?
Do you have a collection of books, magazines, or other printed and/or manuscript items you’re passionate about?
Then apply for the Anthony Davis Book Collecting Prize by June 4th and win £600!
More info: https://t.co/g6cxpz19zk
Prior to the Coronation Weekend, our Head of Records writes about George VI's coronation and a souvenir programme found amongst the College Archive... https://t.co/qkuHtzp1VG
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A rare trip to Foster Court and UCL English - Plaque reads, "One of two panels from a mural at the Highways Club, painted by Rex Whistler in 1924, at the age of 19, while a student of the Slade School. Presented to UCL in 1959 by the Rt. Hon. Lady Ravensdale"
Now UCL has re-opened, it's the perfect chance to check out our new public exhibition 'Hidden in Plain Sight'!
It features work to improve access to diverse voices in our collection, including projects by us, @ioelibrary and @UCLMainLibrary.
More info: https://t.co/5BGePaylUe
Delighted to be given material from Randolph Schwabe's family before Easter. Schwabe was Slade Professor from 1930 and amongst the donation were his diaries from 1930-1948. This material will be catalogued and added to the Slade Archive
Discover incredible items from the UCL Libraries collections and archives, including George Orwell’s love letters and Mary, Queen of Scots’ hair – and which buildings are haunted https://t.co/AqJYr25aD9
Delighted to be given material from Randolph Schwabe's family before Easter. Schwabe was Slade Professor from 1930 and amongst the donation were his diaries from 1930-1948. This material will be catalogued and added to the Slade Archive
A beautiful manuscript haggadah (MS Mocatta 1) to illuminate Passover. Hag Sameah!
A fully digitised copy is available online: https://t.co/XVMzBh7pNe
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In this guest blog, Dr Amara Thornton, Research Fellow at the @instclasstudies writes about the remarkable women of College Hall, whose lives you can trace in the Beyond Notability project:
https://t.co/Hp4odRmnSf
#WomensHistoryMonth@amalexathorn@SASNews