...Hampstead, c1976-1978, HL/PO/1/595/12, Parliamentary Archives) 1950s: On the Radar If your parents are admirers of American Trade Unionist Eugene V Debs and advocates for the International Workers of the World...
This blog was written by Katie Widdowson, Assistant Archives Officer. This Autumn, the Parliamentary Archives are showcasing a display commemorating the Armistice of World War One. This display is located...
...travel back just over a century to 1922 as domestically and on the international stage change was in the air. The twenties are a decade that still hugely intrigues, both...
...Palace and largely used recycled materials from the 1862 Kensington International Exhibition. It was built with an accompanying railway station designed to go right outside the Palace. Below is the...
...which remained behind enemy lines. As well as the photographs of Buchenwald and Bergen-Belsen in the national newspapers, film footage was captured of the two camps and shown in cinemas...
...that the West Indian is different from any other colonial in the world. He is a different person. In essence he is a black Englishman, because when slavery took the...
...dialogue, divided into three Bookes, 1597. Digitised book available via the British Library. Witches and the devil at a Witches’ Sabbath License: Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) Wellcome Collection...
...on a lorry from Kelsall & Kemp’s factory, fittingly draped in white flannel. Sign up to UK Parliament's Visit Newsletter for the latest updates on visiting and Big Ben, https://parliament.us16.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=3ad7e4c57a864f07e4db008c4&id=e227b1ada0...
...setting the tone for what was to come. Her biggest achievement was greenlighting the continuation of London’s South Bank regeneration incorporating the National Theatre’s construction and championing a National Film...
...rower Georgia Grant called the dress code ‘draconian’. [1] The news item did not generate a great deal of interest and it quickly disappeared down the news feeds. Comments, where...
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