Exhibition: Modern Political Collections
An exhibition highlighting material from our Modern Political Collections is on display on the first floor of the McClay Library until 22nd June 2026.
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The Special Collections Blog brings you news of developments, exhibitions and events in Special Collections. Treasures from our collections are also highlighted.
An exhibition highlighting material from our Modern Political Collections is on display on the first floor of the McClay Library until 22nd June 2026.
Continue readingWe are pleased to announce our exhibition, Molly St George: Lacemaking and Irish Traditional Music – a collaboration between Headford Lace
Continue readingSpecial Collections is pleased to announce that Boxes 1-12 of the Trimble Collection (MS 86) is now available for consultation.
Continue readingSpecial Collections is pleased to announce that the Alderdice Photograph Collection (MS 88/1) is now available for consultation.
Continue readingSpecial Collections is pleased to announce that Part 1 of the McWilliams Collection (MS 87) is now available for consultation.
Continue readingExhibition curated and blog post written by Jack Tubman A selection of materials relating to the study of archaeology across
Continue readingAs the library celebrates Dr Moses Li’s extraordinarily generous donation of the Siku Quanshu—the monumental eighteenth‑century compendium of Chinese scholarship—to the
Continue readingTo celebrate LGBTQ+ History Month this February, we are proud to host an exhibition on the history of Cara-Friend, a charity dedicated to supporting the LGBTQ+ community in Northern Ireland.
Continue readingQueen’s Special Collections & Archives prepared a “Digital Graveyard” in November, exhibiting obsolete media formats once commonly used at Queen’s University. This exhibition launched
Continue readingGuest blog by Prof Dina Zoe Belluigi It is timely to commemorate histories of the acts and enactors of intellectual
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