Arthur Lockey

In collaboration with @durham_uni and funded by the @ahrcpress (via the @nbcdtp) we are excited to invite applications for a Collaborative Doctoral Award: Nostalgia and the transformation of working-class heritage.

https://www.beamish.org.uk/vacancy/collaborative-doctoral-award/

Kicking off #triviaTuesday for 2022, we're asking if you can guess where these lovely drawings were created? This is the Criminal Record Book of the South Australian Supreme Court from 1845 to 1850. Where was the Court located during this time?

It's #HeritageTreasures day and this video captures the essence of why Hull's maritime heritage is being revitalised.

Born on the Tide : https://youtu.be/e3EaGekDRCc

#MaritimeHull #HullYMC @HeritageFundNOR @HeritageFundUK

Tick Tock goes the clock! But Still 3 days in which to submit a paper for our 2022 conference ‘Facing Forward: Post-pandemic recordkeeping – change, challenge, choice’ 31 Aug-2 Sept in Chester. Deadline this Friday more info here: http://bit.ly/3IutRez

Reminder: Articles of up to 11k words dealing with histories of sexual violence from any period and any region of the world are welcomed for the upcoming special issue of Historia Critica edited by Eliza Teixeira de Toledo & myself, due by 31 January 2022 https://revistas.uniandes.edu.co/callforpapers/histcrit

Today is #HeritageTreasures Day, and we want to thank all of our museum team, who help care for the 100,000 items in our collection, as well as all of our supporters who make it possible! 💛

Have you seen this signed copy of #OliverTwist by #CharlesDickens? 📚

@heritagefunduk

@demon_drink @ourcriminalpast In 1891 Harry Dainton was convicted of drowning Hannah, his wife, in the River Avon. Hannah liked a drink &, whilst Harry was no saint, after finding her again in the pub it looked like he simply lost it. Leaving behind 6 children, one of whom was blind & died in the Workhouse.

At the start of the new year, why not brush up on your family history courses with an online course? We take a look at the latest courses available now, covering family history software, printed sources in family history and more

https://www.whodoyouthinkyouaremagazine.com/feature/the-best-genealogy-courses-available-now/

COMING SOON: Explore the county's historical connection to the many diseases & epidemics that have affected Hertfordshire since the 1300s in our new online talk FEVER
To book tickets: https://bit.ly/32Z0P6y