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Priestley’s Finest Hour | Special Collections - University of Bradford
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Special Collections – University of Bradford. The JB. Priestley Archive and much more …. Priestley’s Finest Hour. Priestley’s Finest Hour. This is a series of mini articles inspired by the 70th anniversaries of J.B. Priestley’s 1940 radio broadcasts, the first and most famous series of his Postscripts. Each was posted on the exact anniversary of the original. Priestley’s Finest Hour. Part 2: Let the People Sing. Part 3. What were the Postscripts? Part 4. How can I access the Postscripts? Priestley then t...
The Tall Blue Building: Happy 50th Birthday, Richmond | Special Collections - University of Bradford
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Special Collections – University of Bradford. The JB. Priestley Archive and much more …. Priestley’s Finest Hour. JB Priestley and the Little Ships: 75 years on. Wine, Saffron and Gold: who chose the University of Bradford’s robes? The Tall Blue Building: Happy 50th Birthday, Richmond. June 10, 2015. Main Building, circa 1966. (UNI B 19). Harold Wilson opening Main Building, 11 June 1965 (UNI PHw4). September 1964. View from top of Richmond Road, with Great Hall in foreground. (UNI B10). I don’t ha...
J.B. Priestley and the Little Ships: 75 years on | Special Collections - University of Bradford
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Special Collections – University of Bradford. The JB. Priestley Archive and much more …. Priestley’s Finest Hour. Commonweal: a library for the good of all. The Tall Blue Building: Happy 50th Birthday, Richmond →. JB Priestley and the Little Ships: 75 years on. June 4, 2015. JB Priestley, circa 1940 (ref PRI 21/8/6). Listen to Priestley’s Dunkirk Postscript. Find out more about the Postscripts:. An Excursion to Hell: Priestley’s 1940 Postscripts. From which some of the above text is taken). 50th Annivers...
Arts and Issues: new exhibition in Gallery II Nov 2013-Jan 2014 | Special Collections - University of Bradford
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Special Collections – University of Bradford. The JB. Priestley Archive and much more …. Priestley’s Finest Hour. Odds, Quads, Fabrics and Fashion Plates: British Patterns Scrapbook in the Times Higher. PaxCat 2 and the Peace Pamphlets →. Arts and Issues: new exhibition in Gallery II Nov 2013-Jan 2014. November 11, 2013. Cohesion, Challenge and Critique. The “Arts and Issues” fellows at Bradford University, 1966-1982. 14 November 2013-16 January 2014. For further information, see the Gallery II website.
Season’s Greetings from Special Collections | Special Collections - University of Bradford
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Special Collections – University of Bradford. The JB. Priestley Archive and much more …. Priestley’s Finest Hour. An Artist in the Archive: welcoming Kate Morrell. Medical Association for the Prevention of War: catalogue now online →. Season’s Greetings from Special Collections. December 4, 2013. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from Alison and Martin, Special Collections, University of Bradford. Poinsettia picture from one of our favourite printed books:. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. You are commenti...
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Katie the Librarian: July 2015
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Sunday, 26 July 2015. At the beginning of July I spent a couple of days in Liverpool at CILIP Conference 2015. Having been lucky enough to win a bursary from the ARLG London and South East region. I was keen to attend the conference, having worked in the area of Special Collections for well over ten years, so my conference attendance had tended to be restricted to those events that were closely connected to my specialist area. Concert Hall, where the keynotes took place. So, what next? 1879-1880: Robert ...
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50 objects 37: Reactions to Old Age | Brunel Special Collections
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News and features from Special Collections at Brunel University. 50 objects 37: Reactions to Old Age. Fiction and the Cultural Mediation of Ageing. Was a project run at the Brunel Centre for Contemporary Writing between 2009 and 2012, as part of the cross council New Dynamics of Ageing. Of Brunel’s Special Collections, and is available for further research. Aspects of the participants’ writing complements the Burnett Archive of Working-Class Autobiographies. Some of the books used in the reading groups.
It makes my flesh weary: Jacquetta Hawkes and continental drift | Celebrating Jacquetta Hawkes
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Past, Present, Man, Nature. Stone-book and word-hoard: Robert Macfarlane returns to A Land. Sculpture for a Modern World? It makes my flesh weary: Jacquetta Hawkes and continental drift. June 4, 2015. Why do Earth’s continents fit together so neatly? Were they once joined together? If so, why did they move apart? Are they still moving and if so, how? When Jacquetta Hawkes wrote. Tim Radford cites this striking passage in a chapter on plate tectonics in his new Guardian short,. The Sea Around Us. February...
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Past, Present, Man, Nature. It makes my flesh weary: Jacquetta Hawkes and continental drift. The sun went in, the fire went out →. Sculpture for a Modern World? July 3, 2015. 8220;I was born with the ideas of certain shapes in my mind, as far back as seven …”. This intriguing film is on show as part of a major Hepworth retrospective. Open from 24 June-25 October 2015,. Sculpture for a Modern World. This entry was posted in Film and visual arts. And tagged Barbara Hepworth. July 6, 2015 at 8:14 am. Coinci...
Katie the Librarian: September 2013
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Sunday, 29 September 2013. I spent a morning last week at a digitisation workshop hosted by the Wellcome Trust, as part of their Wellcome Digital. Work It was in the rather smart new building on Euston Road. And consisted of three presentations by Christy Henshaw. Christy's presentation is also available online. Opens a pdf], and Matthew's. Followed by a trip upstairs to see the digitisation studios and equipment. They discussed the software used: SDB. And metadata: administrative metadata (created autom...
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50 objects 50: the people behind the books | Brunel Special Collections
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News and features from Special Collections at Brunel University. 50 objects 50: the people behind the books. In this blog series we’ve discussed many items and collections the Library makes available to staff, students, and visitors, but we haven’t discussed the mechanics of how that happens. The reality is that the Library couldn’t function in the same ways to support research and teaching without its staff. But the ones behind the scenes are no less important to the smooth running of Library services.
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50 objects 1: the oldest book | Brunel Special Collections
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News and features from Special Collections at Brunel University. 50 objects 1: the oldest book. The oldest book held in Brunel Library was printed in 1679 and contains various works by Francis Bacon, collected and edited by Thomas Tenison, who was Archbishop of Canterbury from 1694 until his death in 1715. Archbishop Tenison was known for his interest in, and support of, education and libraries. He gave some of his own books to found a library at St Martin in the Fields. Baconiana. Or certain genuine...
Katie the Librarian: September 2014
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Wednesday, 24 September 2014. Visit: Special Collections at Royal Holloway. At the beginning of September I spent an afternoon on a visit organised by ALISS. To Special Collections and Archives at Royal Holloway. Founders Building at Royal Holloway. As we discovered during our visit, the Archivist, Annabel, explained that things are very different now, with Special Collections and Archives playing a role in teaching various groups of students, as well as featuring in students' research. On the college we...
Katie the Librarian: Training: Charismatic connecting
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Thursday, 7 May 2015. I'd spotted that our Staff Development department at work was running a day's training on networking skills, which I thought looked interesting and useful. The day was led by Russell Wardrop. From Kissing with Confidence. An organisation that offers training in public speaking, networking, coaching, influencing and negotiating. We started off by talking about self-confidence. Then we worked our way through the seven principles. This covered self-regard and resilience, optimism, happ...
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Special Collections | J. Murrey Atkins Library | UNC Charlotte
Skip to text only version. Skip to page content. J Murrey Atkins Library. Submitted by mngo on Fri, 07/26/2013 - 3:03pm. Submitted by mngo on Mon, 01/28/2013 - 6:05pm. Submitted by mngo on Tue, 01/29/2013 - 2:34pm. J Murrey Atkins Library Special Collections is dedicated to preserving and sharing the history and culture of UNC Charlotte and the Charlotte region. Changes to Regular Reading Room scheudle for the month of August. The Reading Room will open at Noon on Friday, August 7. We.
Archives & Special Collections Library - Vassar College
Go to navigation (press enter key). Catherine Pelton Durrell '25 :. Archives and Special Collections Library. Art history students examine a 15th-century book of hours with Ron Patkus, director of Special Collections. See more images in our gallery. The Catherine Pelton Durrell ’25 Archives and Special Collections Library is the principal repository of the College's noteworthy collections of rare books, manuscripts, archival records of Vassar College, and other special materials. Read more.
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SC&A News | A Weblog about George Mason University Libraries’ Special Collections & Archives Department where we talk about: new and interesting acquisitions in SC&A, events and exhibits, and the staff and some of the fascinating things t
A Weblog about George Mason University Libraries’ Special Collections and Archives Department where we talk about: new and interesting acquisitions in SC&A, events and exhibits, and the staff and some of the fascinating things they do! February 1, 2012. SC&A has a new blog! But Thanks for viewing this one! Posted by Bob Vay under Uncategorized. SC&A has been operating a new blog for the past two years. Known as. It continues the work of this fine blog,. We think you’ll love. June 2, 2010. June 2, 2010.
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Special Collections at the University of Bradford | The J.B. Priestley Archive and much more …
Special Collections at the University of Bradford. The JB. Priestley Archive and much more …. Priestley’s Finest Hour. Wine, Saffron and Gold: who chose the University of Bradford’s robes? July 13, 2015. The splendid costumes worn at University of Bradford graduation ceremonies are part of the pageantry that makes the ceremonies such special occasions for students and their families and friends. As you can see in this 1986 picture, the original heavy velvet gowns were later replaced by lighter ones of bl...
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Directory of Rare Book and Special Collections in the UK and Republic of Ireland
Directory of Rare Book and Special Collections in the UK and Republic of Ireland. July 6, 2015. We’re dreaming a dream we never thought. Would ever quite come true for us,. Share with us, share with us please. Is due for publication in October. The advertisement for it on the Facet website makes the. Http:/ www.facetpublishing.co.uk/title.php? A huge thank you to everybody who has helped to make it happen! Directory of Rare Book and Special Collections. April 29, 2015. Dr) Karen Attar, editor. South Glam...
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An Expatriate, not an Ex Patriot. An Expatriate, not an Ex Patriot feed:. Copy the feed link and paste it into your aggregator. Subscribe to this podcast with iTunes. A Kano in the land of Pinoys. Why would someone who's never left Saint Louis Missouri decide to move halfway across the world? Powered by Podcast Generator. An open source podcast publishing solution.
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The Special Collections Handbook | by Alison Cullingford
00 Introduction (some essentials). 01 Care of Collections. 04 Acquiring and Developing Collections. 05 Cataloguing, Description and Metadata. 06 Legal and Ethical Issues. 07 Serving Our Users. 10 Influencing and fundraising. 11 Futures …. 12 Appendix A: Key reference resources. 13 Appendix B: Careers and Skills. The Special Collections Handbook. Asymp; 1 Comment. Not this sort of gopher … K Schneider, licence CC BY-NC 2.0. An optional revalidation process (when did this come in? I can’t remember! I’...
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Special Collections Learning | University of Aberdeen
Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. July 23, 2015. This summer may have felt a bit polar here for most of us so far, but yesterday at Family Fun we learned what summer life has really been like in the Arctic for those who have lived there. After exploring our current exhibition. The children made their own miniature. Or Inuit summer tents, and designed their own. Of course we didn’t have animals skins and whale bones to make our tents! We will be running two more sessions linking in to the.
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The Road to Special Collections Librarianship
The Road to Special Collections Librarianship. Diary of a masters student in Library Science and her journey to become a Special Collections/Rare Book Librarian. Thursday, July 14, 2011. One of the great things you experience upon returning home from rare books school, is the ability, after a an intensive week of study, to look at a collection or a project with a fresh eye and a renewed sense of vigor for the work. It is no different for me. When I first arrived on the job here, back in February, I took ...
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