After a lovely lunch in the sunshine, Sean Cunningham and The Gozfather are kicking off the afternoon with a workshop on ‘Legal Records’ #ReimaginingRec

Dr Dan Gosling introducing us C 256 2 #ReimaginingRec

Now onto ‘Wills and Inventories’. Dr Marianne Wilson is showing us Henry III’s will, and demonstrating what it can be used for. #ReimaginingRec

A little treat for the delegates at #ReimaginingRec with Henry VIII's will making a rare public appearance #Tudor (E 23/4) Reimagining Records

Time for Will bingo! #ReimaginingRec

Wills are for everyone! #ReimaginingRec

Excellent two days spent Reimagining Records hearing some wonderful and thought-provoking papers! So important to go back to the original archival records when carrying out research! Thank you Rebecca Anne Searby and @Abi_Dorr for organising an absolutely fantastic conference!

Had a great time at the excellent Reimagining Records Conference. Congrats Rebecca Anne Searby and @Abi_Dorr and thanks for having me. Thanks too to Paul Dryburgh for letting me chat E101s!

Full respect to Rebecca Anne Searby and Lincolnshire's own @Abi_Dorr for the superb conception, organisation and delivery of Reimagining Records The National Archives. Thanks to everyone who made such a buzz and shared their exciting research methods with us. Hope to see you back with us soon.

Cannot emphasise enough how much I enjoyed Reimagining Records conference. So inspired to research! Thanks @Abi_Dorr and Rebecca Anne Searby for organising and being so welcoming

Onto the second #ReimaginingRec session at the #IMC2018 on ‘Record, Memory and the Making of History: Law and Administration’

Our first speaker is Euan Roger Euan Roger who is presenting on ‘Going on the Record: Memory and the Law Courts in Late Medieval England’ #ReimaginingRec #IMC2018

Next up is Rich Daines, and his paper is entitled: ‘Some records are worth more than others: the perception, use, and reception of final concords made in the court of John, Count of Mortain’ #ReimaginingRec #IMC2018 #s1635

Lively evidence of memory, violence & subversion in late #medieval legal records by The National Archives Euan Roger #IMC2018 #S1635

Our final speaker is Shannon McSheffrey @MedievalMcSheff who is presenting on ‘Prosecuting a London Riot: Evil May Day 1517’ #ReimaginingRec #IMC2018 #s1635

Legitimacy of records, jurisdictions & the king's courts: @RichDaines with excellent detail on how John, count of Mortain's final concords were challenged legally in early C13th UEA History #IMC2018 #S1635