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Conscience Matters: new exhibition in Edinburgh
Last month an exciting new exhibition telling the story of World War II conscientious objectors opened at the National War Museum at Edinburgh Castle. Conscience Matters is the result of a partnership between National Museums Scotland, and a University of … Continue reading
Posted in Exhibitions, Uncategorized
Tagged China, conscientious objection, photographs, World War II
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The life of a photograph and an extraordinary woman
The Library’s Visual Resources Development Officer, Melissa Atkinson, talks about one enduring image in our collection. I am fascinated with historical material culture and how it translates into modern society. When a researcher in the Library is interested in any … Continue reading
Posted in Highlights
Tagged Anne Knight, Anti-slavery, archives, Feminism, photographs, United Nations, Universal suffrage
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A little treasure trove for a Monday: some highlights from our latest display
Our latest display in the reading room is something of a salmagundi. We decided to pick out a selection of the items donated to the Library’s visual resources collection over the past twelve months, just to demonstrate the wide range … Continue reading
Posted in Exhibitions, New accessions
Tagged costume, objects, photographs, silhouettes, visual resources
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