Newcastle Uni Special Collections & Archivesさんのイラストまとめ

#Discover Why not have a go at this online puzzle of an image from the 19th Century Collection of two bridges over the River Tyne in #Newcastle, including the High Level Bridge in the background (1863) https://t.co/oyWCFQwwV3

Sir Liam became a familiar figure to the public, particularly in times of crisis during his tenure as Chief Medical Officer from 1998 – 2010. Here's a satirical cartoon of an appearance on Breakfast with Frost, discussing the SARS epidemic https://t.co/nwEmNnsSgx

Who's managing to enjoy the sun today? Have you managed to find any curious insects in your garden? #archivesathome https://t.co/I1wctiX9GY

The last destination of the week on our virtual & historical tour of #Newcastle, using our Local Illustrations collection, we wind up @ the Assembly Rooms on Fenkle Street, completed in 1776 for the “elegant recreation” of the local gentry: https://t.co/vJ621TGQ9F #archivesathome

#archivesathome We’re going old school & bringing #ThrowbackThursday is back! Can anyone recognise these photos from around campus from c.1960s? Answers later this afternoon.

Has anything changed from how the campus looks today? @NCLalumni @UniofNewcastle @StudentsNCL

Read the full story of how our fledgling University was affected by the First World War and its visible legacy around campus through our Digital Exhibition, University’s at War - https://t.co/VHSw9Fj8bR #archivesathome #WWI @UniofNewcastle

#archivesathome Did you know, the University gave up many of its buildings to become a military hospital during #WWI? These photographs show staff & wounded servicemen in places still recognisable around campus. Can you identify them? Answers later this afternoon! @UniofNewcastle

In need of some #MondayMotivation? Check out 'Redbrick' part 2 to see @Channel4's documentary about life @UniofNewcastle in 1985 & 1986 (University Archives, NUA/RED/2) https://t.co/zLNaPHZRfc @NCLalumni @StudentsNCL

#MerryChristmas from the Special Collections & Archives team! We hope you're all celebrating in style just like Mr Fezziwig's Ball from Charles Dickens' 'A Christmas Carol' (6th edition, 1844, 19th C. Coll. 823.83 DIC) #Christmas

#ChristmasCountdown Ever wondered what life was like @UniofNewcastle in 1985 & 1986? Locate & open Door no. 6 to watch 'Redbrick' (University Archives, NUA/RED/1) which was a Channel 4 documentary series https://t.co/nDSS2j7awz @NCLalumni #Christmas #ChristmasAdvent2019