– New research guide for the Library’s Memory and Commemoration collections – With the emergence within historical research of the study of memory and commemoration practices, the Institute of Historical Research Library has seen a substantial growth...
While processing the latest new volumes to be acquired by the IHR Library, we came across an especially unusual assortment of works. Listed below is an interactive image gallery of some of our personal highlights from these latest acquisitions. All of the volumes can...
Welcome to the inaugural blog post in a series promoting the Low Countries collection in the IHR Library. My name is Stijn van Rossem and I took up a one-year post-doctoral fellowship in March. In the months to come, I will explore and promote the remarkable holdings...
A library enquiry recently sparked an intriguing trip to the archive, revealing a very different image of Bloomsbury to that of today. The Institute of Historical Research Library team recently received an enquiry regarding the history of the Institute and in...
The IHR Library is conducting a survey to help improve the services that we offer. Please take a few minutes to let us know your views, either by completing the survey online at www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/ihrlibrary2016 or filling out a printed form available from the...
This post was compiled by the IHR Library’s Collection Librarian Michael Townsend and Graduate Trainee Siobhan Morris ‘Over the fine building of the G.P.O. floated a great green flag with the words “Irish Republic” on it in large white letters…and a big...
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