‘A most proper verdict’ exhibition
The exhibition A most proper verdict, focusing on attitudes to crime and punishment in 19th-century Antrim, is currently on display
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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.
MS 75 Paul Nietsche Collection
The Collection The Nietsche Collection (MS 75) is a small but varied collection of mostly personal items belonging to Ukrainian artist
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Ken Saro-Wiwa Exhibition
To mark Black History Month, QUB Special Collections & Archives is delighted to host a travelling exhibition on the Ken
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MS 29 The Fownes/Tighe Manuscripts
The Fownes, the Tighes and Woodstock The Fownes/Tighe manuscripts are a collection of handwritten estate papers dating from the 18th
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Life as a Student Assistant in Special Collections
Danielle Blee I had decided to begin my Master’s degree amid the Covid-19 pandemic and at the time, hadn’t been
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Corr Collection MS 65
The Corr Collection MS 65 is a small collection of documents and artefacts from the Corr family archive. It was
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“…don’t forget the photos, it’s very important…”
The National Socialist Persecution of Central German Sinti and Roma, a travelling exhibition is coming to the McClay Library on 20th April
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Trees of Ireland Display
This spring, Special Collections is celebrating the trees of Ireland by displaying a selection of books on the subject from
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Special Collections Reading Room – additional opening times
Visitors can now book appointments to consult Special Collections and Archives material Monday to Saturday. From Monday 6th December 2021,
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After the Siege
Andrew Hillier uncovers the story behind a family photograph taken in Scotland, one year after the lifting of the Siege
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