We've added 5 brand new papers to The Archive this week, including the 'Prisoners of War News' from the Second World War and 'The Regiment,' an 'illustrated military journal for everybody.' Find out more here: bit.ly/43pfD9K #TuesdayTitles #MilitaryHistory

Today's #ArchiveFind is this wonderful 1909 suffragette calendar featuring Christabel Pankhurst. Held in Jill Craigie's archive 📁7JCC #VotesForWomen

After a few days of catching up with family, friends, and sleep, I’m overjoyed to share that last Friday, I submitted my PhD thesis! 🎉 🥳 📚🎨

Come work with me! Fully-funded PhD to research material life in Gressenhall workhouse findaphd.com/phds/project/m…

Great to see this out - and in paperback! It’s a moving set of accounts of living through lockdown from the Mass Observers who kept thousands of Covid diaries. Nick has drawn out a set of crosscutting themes and topped and tailed them with insightful essays. Unmissable!

It has been a very long time in the making, but I have pressed send on the final manuscript for Growing Up and Going Out. It's a book about youth culture, leisure, and the remaking of the post-war city. Coming to a library shelf near you soon!

Terrible news for Abingdon and Basingstoke. x.com/jjoque/status/…

Yes, keeping the Lumberjills' story alive! So important to for women today to hear about these incredible role models. Bless your mum, dear Edna!

I'm very pleased to share that yesterday I passed my viva! 🎉 A huge thank you to my examiners Peter Mandler and Penny Tinkler for a stimulating discussion about scrapbooking.📚✂️ Thank you also to my wonderful supervisor [email protected] for her expertise, support and inspiration.

A fab day spent with Skye Knights learning about the important work of the WLA and WTC in Suffolk.🚜 It was an honour to be invited to write the foreword for the souvenir programme.✒️ And of course, we came away with these beautifully crocheted Land Girls, Millie & Lily.🧶

A few reflections on running the 50 stories for 50 years series to mark the 50th Anniversary of Churchill Archives Centre over the last year.⬇️

I'm super thrilled to write that the British Society for the History of Science has shortlisted my book for the PICKSTONE PRIZE! This is wonderful news, not least because the BSHS has been my intellectual home for many years. British Society for the History of Science ARCHIVE UChicagoPress #hps #histsci IMEMS Durham

On this day in 2013, an artist called Audrey Amiss died alone in her south London flat, aged 79. She documented the last day of her life by pasting some food packaging into a scrapbook, and recording the things she noticed in her final hours.

I'm really excited that my article ‘Who makes history anyway?’: history-making at Greenham Common Women’s Peace Camp' has been published in Women's History Review tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

DELIGHTED my latest article 'The Agency of a Marmalade Machine: Gender, Class and Mechanical Gadgets in the British Kitchen, c. 1870 to 1938' is out in Gender & History: doi.org/10.1111/1468-0…

Out so soon! I can’t quite believe it

Delighted to see Fragmentary Forms out in the world!

Tuesday 3rd December at 17.30 -The last paper of the term. Cherish Watton-Colbrook will speak online, presenting 'Scrapbooking on the Royal Family: self-fashioning and family archiving in modern Britain'. Everyone is welcome. Details are in the link. history.ac.uk/events/scrapbo…