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From the 1850s, superb botanically accurate watercolours of flowers and plants by Susan Monteith Broadwood (SHC ref 2185/V16) from the extensive archives of John Broadwood and Sons https://t.co/4XGuahVc9h. Susan even had a fungus named after her! #FridayFloraFauna #lovearchives
December's Marvel of the Month celebrates the historical development of #Guildford High Street through documents, illustrations and maps held at Surrey History Centre: https://t.co/3XXDp9NSy2
#LoveArchives #LoveMaps
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#ExploreYourArchive #SurprisingArchives People visiting the @britishmuseum today may be surprised to learn what was previously in the space now taken up by the Great Court, including what was there before the Round Reading Room, built in the 1850s. #britishmuseum #lovearchives
#ExploreYourArchive #LoveArchives Strangest enquiry this week @britishmuseum #archive: did George Wilson, the Blackheath Pedestrian, donate his toenails to the Museum in 1815? Here’s an image of him from the collection, but I can’t find any reference to his toenails...thankfully!
#ExploreYourArchive #LoveArchives #BritishMuseum #SuttonHoo80 ship burial was discovered 80 years ago. Here’s a photo of a couple watching a TV show a about the find, which was filmed by #BBC in @britishmuseum in 1950, the first TV show to be filmed there.
Please help us to solve a mystery - help uncover the story of botanical artist Sarah Dickson (1821-1896). Read about her archive @NEE_Naturalist https://t.co/Zdmx9mC2AL @GNM_Hancock #LoveArchives #ExploreYourArchive
#LoveArchives There are a couple of new collections that have been added to our #CollectionsCaptured website, including this lovely 'The Fiddler and the Crocodile' #poem (Butler (Joan) Collection, Butler 050 GOO). #ExploreYourArchives & take a look here: https://t.co/43rjpLHcFK
Happy Valentine's Day! In 1914 Lucy Broadwood received this sweet #Valentines card from an unknown admirer https://t.co/wZgitna0cs #LoveArchives #ValentineDay
From the Little Theatre @BristolOldVic this R&J production from 1975, featuring the scene where Romeo and Juliet meet for the first time. Photograph by Derek Balmer
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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