***PLEASE NOTE THIS SEMINAR IS NOW ON TUESDAY 4 SEPTEMBER 2012 NOT 5TH AS ORIGINALLY ADVERTISED** Today I would like to announce an upcoming workshop about digital history, hosted by Bill Turkel at the Institute of Historical Research. Please read the information...
Archives & SocietyAdvocacy for the archive sectorMarie Owens (Archives and Records Association)8 May 2012Marie Owens has a long standing knowledge of publicity, communications and PR related to libraries and archives. Owens strongly believes that the archive...
Latin American HistoryWas the Mexican Revolution a Success?Alan Knight (Oxford)21 February 2012 Mexico in 1910 was a country beginning the path toward a long and bitter uprising that before its end would turn into a full-scale civil war and eventually into...
When you embark on historical research do you think much about backing up your data? Do you have files scattered all over the place with random names that make it very difficult to figure out what is what? Have you considered how you might make your data available...
From time to time the IHR research seminars not only provide up-to-the-minute research in the History profession, but also find a relevance that goes beyond the profession and focuses on events that are happening in the world right now. One such occasion is the...
History of Libraries6 December 2011Mark Purcell (National Trust)The Invisible Library; Books, Book Rooms and Inventories at a Northamptonshire Manor HouseAbstract: First founded as an Augustinian Priory in the twelfth century, Canons Ashby was for over 400 years the...
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