All posts AudioCatalogue Day 2014: Royal Marines 350Thursday 20 August 2015Janet Dempsey gives an update on capturing data in Royal Marines’ records during the...AudioWaterloo men: the records of Wellington’s Waterloo armyFriday 14 August 2015By taking two men who fought at Waterloo and exploring how different records bring...AudioDunkirk: from disaster to deliveranceThursday 6 August 2015Drawing on fresh new interviews with Dunkirk veterans – soldiers and sailors – plus...AudioWriter of the month: Jenny UglowFriday 17 July 2015Author, critic, and historian, Jenny Uglow, talks about her book, In These Times: Living...AudioBig Ideas: The women’s war in the Middle East – women’s First World War service in Egypt, Gallipoli, Mesopotamia and PalestineFriday 10 July 2015Nadia Atia is Lecturer in World Literature at Queen Mary, University of London. Her...Audio‘The Germans are here!’ London’s first Zeppelin raidMonday 6 July 2015Ten months into the First World War and the feared onslaught on London by...VideoWebinar: Tracing your ancestors – women in the military services during the First World WarFriday 26 June 2015Emily Stidston hosts this webinar which introduces women’s service and other records from 1914...AudioWriter of the month: Adam Nicolson – Wordsworth’s and Coleridge’s year together in Somerset, 1797-1798Monday 22 June 2015Adam Nicolson discusses his research into his forthcoming book about Wordsworth’s and Coleridge’s year...AudioFanny and Stella: the young men who shocked Victorian EnglandFriday 12 June 2015The gripping story of the trial that shook Victorian England – a tale of...AudioArts and Inspiration Day at The National Archives 2014: Music and lyricsFriday 5 June 2015Jo Pugh reveals the music, lyrics and poetry lurking in diverse records, from Thomas...AudioArts and Inspiration Day at The National Archives 2014: Maps and plansFriday 5 June 2015Rose Mitchell reveals the maps and plans held at The National Archives. Arts and...AudioArts and Inspiration Day at The National Archives 2014: PropagandaFriday 5 June 2015Simon Demissie looks at Propaganda through the records held at The National Archives, including... « 1 … 21 22 23 24 25 … 90 »