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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The Special Collections Blog brings you news of developments, exhibitions and events in Special Collections. Treasures from our collections are also highlighted.
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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Ulaḋ’s new dawn
Our latest blog entry comes courtesy of Charles Lang, PhD researcher at the Seamus Heaney centre at Queen’s and student
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Conflict Textiles at the McClay Library
Library Services is delighted to host the Conflict Textiles exhibition in the McClay Library. The exhibition was launched on the 24th of March
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International Women’s Day 2021 : Women in Leadership
The Library at Queen’s Research Showcase Áine Poland PhD Student, School of History, Anthropology, Philosophy and Politics | apoland02@qub.ac.uk |
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Celebrating International Women’s Day 2021. Event 2: Guest Blog post by Cathryn McWilliams
Following the launch of our celebration of International Women’s Day 2021 with a guest lecture from Cathryn McWilliams, we are
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Celebrating International Women’s Day 2021. Event One: Guest Lecture by Cathryn McWilliams
Observed since 1911, International Women’s Day (IWD) is: “A global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of
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Sir Bruce Hart: Living it large in Lockdown
Our latest blog post comes courtesy of Lauren Browne, PhD reseacher in the School of History and student assistant at
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In 2020 Queen’s is celebrating the 175th anniversary of its foundation as Queen’s College Belfast. Queen’s College Belfast was founded
Continue readingBlack History month 2020. Black history online: colonies, resettlement, identity
The history of black lives in the United Kingdom and Ireland is built upon Britain’s colonial past, the history of
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