Today’s #Archive30 is #ArchiveMyths We always thought our Girls’ Dux board was just inspired by Charles Rennie Macintosh’s style of lettering but a bit of digging by one of our volunteers and she found out it was actually created by him in 1906! #HutchieHistory

Thank you to everyone who has donated to our appeal to buy a mobile library for Ukraine. Every little helps and I will be enormously grateful if you are able to donate or share the funding campaign through your networks crowdfunder.co.uk/p/mobile-libra…

Ascending to glory, the soles of Christ's feet disappearing through the north aisle roof at St Thomas, Salisbury.

This 15c aumbry door from an unknown Norfolk church may be found in Norwich Castle Museum #AdoorableThursday

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Lovely morning to be out and about in Aldeburgh doing one of our guided history walks on Britten, Pears, Imogen Holst and the Aldeburgh Festival...

Long I’ve wandered to the churches of England. Past fields, marsh, and woodland. Beyond suburban estates and rushing commuter roads… I’ve shot 40k+ photos in those years. Here are 10 of my favourites down the years 1. The Church of St Mary and St Barlok, Norbury, Derbyshire

Rotherham Minster, one of England's great late medieval parish churches.

Blanche Mortimer sleeping serenely at Much Marcle - but there was plenty else to enjoy as well

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Nothing says forthcoming August bank holiday weekend quite like 2 for £7 on Christmas pudding.

Wonderful experience at Bodleian Libraries Kafka exhibition, coming face to face with his manuscripts to see his imagination flowing and stumbling onto the page

Visited Beaminster Bookshop yesterday. Run by Little Toller Books it's a treasure trove of lovely writing.

Today's image from the Historic England Archive is a view of Forton Service Station on the M6 motorway, Lancashire. It was photographed #OnThisDay in 1997. The design included a tower restaurant, built in 1964-65. See the List Entry👇 historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-li… #Motorways

#Bristol

How have libraries shaped your life? Let’s all submit our stories to let The Guardian know! theguardian.com/books/article/…

Earlier this month we made a visit to the Kenyan High Commission @kenyamissionuk in London. Our archivist @consularchivist met with staff to return archives from Shimo-La-Tewa Prison to Kenya. The records are now at their permanent home in the Kenya National Archives.

Best Badge Ever

Looking forward to this...

Calling all art historians! We need just a few more students for our Social Realism course to run at Attenborough Arts Centre Attenborough Arts Centre Dr Miriam Gill : attenborougharts.com/whats-on/art-h…