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Unearthing Sparks: A Student Archivist’s Experience at Leeds Central Library

England · England

Unearthing Sparks: A Student Archivist’s Experience at Leeds Central Library

This week we hear from guest author Lauren Stead, who has been investigating in more detail one of our Central Library’s major collections… As a history student, I believe the most exciting element of research is working with primary sources. By looking at material created by and for people in the past, a deeper understanding...Read Article

Welsh organisations to fly European flag on VE Day

World War II · England

Welsh organisations to fly European flag on VE Day

Organisations across Wales, including the Welsh Government and county councils, are flying the Council of Europe flag this week for the double celebration of VE Day (May 8) and Europe Day (May 9). This follows a ‘Fly the Flag’ campaign by Wales for Europe in which it contacted all local authorities across Wales. Britain is […]See the Story

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Leeds United and the Myth of the White Strip

Leeds United and the Myth of the White Strip

This week we welcome back guest author Pete Slater. Pete is one of a small team of volunteers working with us for the joint Leeds Libraries/British Libraries Voice of the Fans exhibition celebrating football fanzines and football fan culture. One of Pete’s roles has been research using our microfilmed local newspaper collection – this article...Leeds United · England Read Article

The mountain, the logbook, and the wickedest man in the world: early days of the climbing scene

The mountain, the logbook, and the wickedest man in the world: early days of the climbing scene

This week we welcome back Library and Digital Assistant Joey Talbot, who explores the fascinating history of climbing in the Leeds Libraries collections… During April, we’re holding a display of climbing and mountaineering related materials in the Local and Family History Library, and to tie into that I’m bringing you a little taste of the...England · England Read Article

Mortuary Chapels of Beckett Street Cemetery

Mortuary Chapels of Beckett Street Cemetery

This week we welcome back Jeanette B from the Friends of Beckett Street Cemetery group, this time for a brief history of the Chapels at Beckett Street Cemetery – and a request for reader assistance… More information : Public cemetery covering an area of 6.5 hectares. It was established in 1845 and was one of the earliest...England · England Read Article

A Snowy Day in Bardsey

A Snowy Day in Bardsey

They say April is the cruellest month, but we reckon it’s March. Getting January and February out of the way can give the misleading comfort of thinking Winter has been and gone…only for March’s revenge: wind, rain, and, of course, snow: the dreaded Fool’s (or False) Spring. What weather will the rest of this March...Bardsey · Bardsey Read Article