A brief look at the IHR’s first Live streamed Seminar

I started work on History SPOT on the 15th March 2010 so for me it felt quite appropriate that one year almost to the day we presented to the world the IHR’s first Research Seminar ‘live’ online. The Metropolitan History seminar and British History in the 18th Century...

Live Stream: 16 March 2011

Live Stream page is now active and will begin around 5.10pm.  Please click here to go to the live stream page. 

Live Streaming Event Update

Metropolitan History and Britain in the Long 18th Century 16 March 2011, 5.15pmWolfson Room, IHRJerry White (Birkbeck)City Rivalries and the making of Modern London, 1720-1770As advertised last week the IHR will be presenting this seminar ‘live’ via webcam...

SPOT Newsletter: 14 March 2011

This week we present various papers from the IHR and from external sources, all summarised here.  In addition we have finally uploaded the final segment from last year’s Blocked Arteries Conference.  The roundtable involving all of the plenary speakers is now ready...

IHR Live Streamed Seminar

Metropolitan History and Britain in the Long 18th Century 16 March 2011, 5.15pmWolfson Room, IHRJerry White (Birkbeck)City Rivalries and the making of Modern London, 1720-1770The Institute of Historical Research is pleased to announce that our first live streamed...

SPOT Newsletter: 23 February 2011

We start off this SPOT Newsletter by going back to the early modern period with an interesting paper from Natalie Deibel on the role that recreation took in the founding of early American colonies.  The Sports and Leisure History seminar heard how recreation and...