Sarah Fletcher
@sarahfletcher24
Cambridge librarian, history fanatic, regular exhibition-goer. Interested in special collections and reader services.
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The 600-year-old Bury Psalter was displayed at St Eds Cathedral over the weekend. You can now journey through its beautiful illuminations in our new online display. ow.ly/jSjE50NQ8Ja
📔 A prayer book belonging to Trinity College has been identified in a portrait of Thomas Cromwell, Henry VIII's chief minister. Trinity has now lent the book to Hever Castle, whose curators made the discovery 👇 Trinity Library bit.ly/45N9btX
The BBC East website has reported on the digitisation of Samuel Pepys's medieval manuscript fragments Fragmentarium #camlibs bbc.co.uk/news/uk-englan…
Over 100 letters sent to French sailors by their loved ones have finally been read – 265 years later! 📝 The letters were seized by Britain’s Royal Navy during the Seven Years’ War and forgotten about until @RenaudMorieux of Cambridge History discovered them at the The National Archives 👇
Early Tudor wall paintings found in College loft space reveal royal 'branding' ow.ly/xtYs50Qpcs7 Cambridge University Dr Christina J Faraday Simon McDonald #tudor #twitterstorians #margaretbeaufort
To celebrate the centenary of Queen Mary’s Dolls’ House, Her Majesty The Queen The Royal Family has championed an initiative to establish a modern-day miniature library featuring leading writers, illustrators and binders. #QMDH100 bit.ly/3HE7NyU
Another busy week of events at Selwyn. You can catch up with videos of all our recent sessions on the college YouTube channel: youtube.com/@selwyn1882?fe…. The Cambridge University vice-chancellor’s session on democracy is available here: youtu.be/7XCV_pf4yhE?fe…
A Cambridge UL Special Collections blog by Matt Ryan has left looks at three pamphlets in the Catz collection which survived despite being banned in Elizabethan England, revealing info about censorship in the late 16th-century & why later readers were drawn to their message: specialcollections-blog.lib.cam.ac.uk/?p=28678
A rare 13th-century manuscript fragment containing medieval stories of Merlin and King Arthur has been discovered at Cambridge University Library and successfully digitised using cutting-edge imaging techniques ⚔️ 🤴 Explore behind the scenes 👇 cam.ac.uk/stories/merlin…