A rare 13th-century manuscript fragment containing medieval stories of Merlin and King Arthur has been discovered at @theUL and successfully digitised using cutting-edge imaging techniques ⚔️ 🤴
Explore behind the scenes 👇
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The bells of Willingham Church were ringing yesterday morning to celebrate the bells being 100 years old. In 1924, the church's five existing bells were melted down & recast & a sixth bell was added, & all were hung in a new steel frame #willingham#bellringing
A @theULSpecColl blog by @Heggledepeg looks at three pamphlets in the Catz collection which survived despite being banned in Elizabethan England, revealing info about censorship in the late 16th-century & why later readers were drawn to their message: https://t.co/26JM6NZit9
Another busy week of events at Selwyn. You can catch up with videos of all our recent sessions on the college YouTube channel: https://t.co/qxgsDfhh1r. The @Cambridge_Uni vice-chancellor’s session on democracy is available here: https://t.co/f77yGGFlsP
To celebrate the centenary of Queen Mary’s Dolls’ House, Her Majesty The Queen @RoyalFamily has championed an initiative to establish a modern-day miniature library featuring leading writers, illustrators and binders. #QMDH100 https://t.co/H6SJwbUjU8
‘I shall be very thankful to any Gentleman that will be pleased to send any curious Birds ... to Eleazar Albin near the Dog and Duck in Tottenham-Court Road.’ Explore the work of the intriguing naturalist and watercolour teacher Eleazar Albin on our blog: https://t.co/PPCyPaeF96
Over 100 letters sent to French sailors by their loved ones have finally been read – 265 years later! 📝
The letters were seized by Britain’s Royal Navy during the Seven Years’ War and forgotten about until @RenaudMorieux of @CamHistory discovered them at the @UKNatArchives �Over 100 letters sent to French sailors by their loved ones have finally been read – 265 years later! 📝
The letters were seized by Britain’s Royal Navy during the Seven Years’ War and forgotten about until @RenaudMorieux of @CamHistory discovered them at the @UKNatArchives �Over 100 letters sent to French sailors by their loved ones have finally been read – 265 years later! 📝
The letters were seized by Britain’s Royal Navy during the Seven Years’ War and forgotten about until @RenaudMorieux of @CamHistory discovered them at the @UKNatArchives �Over 100 letters sent to French sailors by their loved ones have finally been read – 265 years later! 📝
The letters were seized by Britain’s Royal Navy during the Seven Years’ War and forgotten about until @RenaudMorieux of @CamHistory discovered them at the @UKNatArchives 👇
👻 These two ghostly figures are Henry VIII & Charles I, meeting for the first time in the burial vault they share. It is a copy made by Queen Charlotte from a book called ‘A Messenger from the Dead, or, Conference full of Stupendious Horrour’, first published in 1658.
📔 A prayer book belonging to @TrinCollCam has been identified in a portrait of Thomas Cromwell, Henry VIII's chief minister.
Trinity has now lent the book to @HeverCastle, whose curators made the discovery 👇
@TrinCollLibCam
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A chance to spot the Augustine Gospels (MS 286) in action:
Augustine Gospels is to be carried in the #Coronation procession of King Charles III
We're honoured to be part in another moment in British history
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The 600-year-old Bury Psalter was displayed at @stedscath over the weekend. You can now journey through its beautiful illuminations in our new online display. https://t.co/YZZoluBSrS