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Which piece of technology have you found the most useful? If you invented something new what would it be?
#ExploreArchives #HBAHTech #HBAHChallenge #Computers #Technology #1949 #Telephones
You can see the image on the London Picture Archive >
https://t.co/NmYBGisgCU

Our additional digital self-service microfilm scanners are getting plenty of use, now we've welcomed back visitors to our search room. What archives technology have you missed using? #HBAHTech
During the War technology such as this was so important as a method of communication.
This illustration by J.V. Hamilton from 1922 features in an article on the importance of radio technology in WWI.
#HBAHTech @BeginsHistory

A small slice of rural idyll for the weekend. It's the #Wilton #windmill at #Grafton c.1983. Grade II* Listed, the mill was built in 1821 & still produces flour which it sells onsite. Happy 200th anniversary to the mill.
#HBAHTech #ExploreYourArchive @BeginsHistory @MillsArchive

Is there someone you could reach out to during #LonelinessAwarenessWeek?
For free resources to help inspire, capture and keep intergenerational conversations, visit https://t.co/iR4B840ikL.
#LetsTalkLoneliness #HBAHTech

Things often get technical in the #Conservation room here at #NYCRO - like Rachel using gelatine to soften damaged areas of documents prior to repair.
Is someone you know good at repairs? What technology do they use? #HBAHTech
Cash dispensing machines were introduced in the UK in 1967, with Midland Bank offering the service from 1968.
Can you remember first using a 'hole in the wall'? Who could you #JustCall to share memories?
https://t.co/iR4B840ikL
#HBAHTech #EndLoneliness
Pic: #HSBC Archives.

Is there someone you could reach out to during #LonelinessAwarenessWeek?
For free resources to help inspire, capture and keep intergenerational conversations, visit https://t.co/iR4B840ikL.
#LetsTalkLoneliness #HBAHTech

It's #ThrowbackThursday and today we have some great photos from the 1970s donated to the archives only yesterday. Originally a STEM uni, Brunel embraced the use of technology in the 1960s and 1970s. @Bruneluni @brunelalumni @BrunelSpecColl @BrunelCompSci @SallyTrussler

Photos of some of the first computer programmers
@SwanseaUni c.1960s for #HBAHTech this week.
What are your memories of your first computer?
What was the most important piece of technology during your studies?
@HoCCsu @Swansea_Alumni @BeginsHistory

How big is the computer you use for work? Here's staff at British Steel installing a new-fangled computer with the aid of a manual and a screw-driver in 1977. It's a job for three people and looks kind of complicated. #WhitehavenArchives #HBAHTech

Did anyone in your family have a camera like this? Why not give them a call and reminisce?
For resources to prompt intergenerational conversations (plus tips on caring for old photos) visit https://t.co/iR4B83IHtd.
#HBAHTech #EndLoneliness #LonelinessAwarenessWeek
Have you seen any cameras this style?Cameras can come in different sizes and designs just like this Kodak camera. This camera is a folding type Pat No 12898/1898. Would you be able to use this camera to create your prefect moment or memory?

How technology has changed in 20 years! This was taken in the offices of Arcolectric Switches Ltd, West Molesey back in 2001.
Do you remember your first computer?
https://t.co/p7STVlQlYO
#HBAHTech #LoveArchives

Clare and Emily in Reprographics wouldn't be without all their technology, during this busy time of scanning and print requests! Their new camera from @IcamArchive for digitising small items has been a great help!
What new tech do you remember getting? #HBAHTech

Here is a view of an area within the Computing and Management Services Divisions at @HuddersfieldUni around 1977.
#HBAHTech

Cash dispensing machines were introduced in the UK in 1967, with Midland Bank offering the service from 1968.
Can you remember first using a 'hole in the wall'? Who could you #JustCall to share memories?
https://t.co/iR4B83IHtd
#HBAHTech #EndLoneliness
Pic: #HSBC Archives.

Rounding off our #HBAHTech theme. Providing fresh water has been a focus of technological innovation for centuries. This diagram shows a proposed siphon to connect a well with a conduit at Hursley in c1788 (ref: 58M71/E/B1) #hampshirearchives

Which tech had a greater impact, the printing press or the internet?
A question to ponder while visiting the superb Discover Historic Books resource from @archiveunlocked (https://t.co/4Oi7JXb8rG), where you can marvel at the wonders of both.
https://t.co/iR4B83IHtd
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