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Today we're celebrating #lovearchives, with Valentine's cards, love letters and wedding photos from our collections #explorearchives @explorearchives
"Love in this civilised age should be spelt £ove": witticism from the autograph book of trainee teacher Louisa Fletcher, 1914-1916 #Lovearchives #explorearchives
El archivo del #MNCN es riquísimo, variado y único. Además de la documentación administrativa, el fondo está compuesto por dibujos, estampas, fotografías, planos, cuadernos de campo, diarios de viajes, listados de especies, entre otros documentos. #explorearchives #archivescience
From the @TrinityMed1 archives. When medical illustration were easier to reproduce in publications than photographs. Seward is the name of the artist. #explorearchives #archivescience
Woo hoo! Got that Friday feeling already! From the theatre archives...#librarygems #DustyPages #ExploreArchives
@BristolOldVic This shot is by Desmond Trip from The Alchemist, December 1952 #explorearchives #Archivescience
Chaucer is well known for his fictional works but did you know he also wrote scientific treatises? This is a page from a manuscript dated 1391 on the Astrolabe, written in Middle English rather than Latin. Find out more at https://t.co/kguv311cAf #ExploreArchives #archivescience
An insight into the work of a #1960s food technologist during a visit to a supplier. What do you think about spending a week in a cake factory?!#archivescience #archivecake #ExploreArchives
Happy #archivescience day! From the Oliver Messel Archive we have this article on the 'new uses of sugar cane' and a photograph by Messel of the cane being used as a building material! #explorearchives
Another gorgeous exhibition running for #ExploreArchives by @RIAdawson is “Beranger’s Ireland: 18th Century watercolours by Gabriel Beranger, c. 1729-1817” Beranger was a Dutch Artist who came to Ireland in 1750 staying until his death https://t.co/DxWt8cVsOO
Photographs by John Vickers from the Beau Stratagem, @BristolOldVic , 1949. Check out those WIGS!! #hairyarchives #explorearchives
Various depictions of our Regius Keeper @TheBotanics between 1845 and 1879, John Hutton Balfour #hairyarchives #explorearchives https://t.co/aMWiP4ini0
Black and white photograph of the founders and staff of White and Poppy motor engineers. C1890s 174 CTM #explorearchives #Hairyarchives
How is disability represented in our archive? New display to mark Disability History Month. More material to come on our blog #explorearchives @UKDHM @MassObsArchive @ChaileyHeritage @BrightonMuseums
Artist Hilda Quick hard at work in this self portrait from @CsmMuseum. Chosen for #Hairyarchives for showing more hair than face. #Explorearchives
A taster of some of our #hairy #botanical artwork @The_RHS #LindleyLibrary. The early green hairy #gooseberry. Engraved by S. Watts after an original by Augusta Withers. The Pomological Magazine, 1828. #HairyArchives #ExploreArchives
Today's #explorearchives theme is #hairyarchives
This Black and White Colobus monkey has some amazing hair!
(From a plate in our 'Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London' by Joseph Smit)
It's #ediblearchives today in #explorearchives - find all manner of culinary treats from Scottish collections here: https://t.co/AB99sCLbGX
#Telecoms themed comic postcard, from an age of fabulous hats, furs and gender stereotypical puns. #archivecatwalk #ExploreArchives
5. Here is Messel (l) and Rayne (r) discussing the model Messel made of his proposed designs #archivecatwalk #ExploreArchives