01:17:27

The nineteenth-century ornamental exchange: plants and urban spaces in Europe and the Andes

58:58

Global Threads: Co-producing histories of international networks

01:21:16

Watery Archives: researching the floods of the past alongside the communities of the present

43:57

Hidden voices: immorality, respectability, and African women on the Rhodesia Railways

47:38

Narratives of Moral Reform at the Turn of the Eighteenth Century

52:38

Everyday Postwar Mobilities

01:22:18

Wiltshire Victoria County History Volume 20

01:01

Why History Matters

45:29

“Which is the counterfeit, and which the real man?” family archives of Sir John Franklin c.1820–1860

01:10:26

Same roots, different routes: stories of Palatine heritage & homemaking

01:45:53

Researching the history of witchcraft and magic

47:21

Binding poor children by the Acre

50:28

Meet the Archivist – National Cycling Archive

02:02:54

The Trade Union International Dimension – a historical perspective

01:52:16

Understanding and writing about buildings

01:18:25

Historical engagement with policymakers

01:15:30

Working with academic publishers: processes and marketing

01:11:51

Digital Community Archiving

01:25:36

Women and Employment

46:56

Hunting the whaler: recovering the collecting practices of 18th &19th century whalemen

01:28:55

In Dialogue: OHS/IHR on the Co-Production of History

40:48

Field/work in the archive: herbaria as sites of cultural exchange

01:22:35

Urban Gardening in Early Medieval Italy

01:25:36

Co-producing at Historic England: A showcase of community-driven heritage projects

01:11:58

Writing the History of Secret Intelligence

43:16

Re evaluating the Transatlantic Cruise Liners of Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany

46:20

"Some examples should be made”: Prosecuting Reform Bill Rioters in 1831

57:38

The GWR’s role in the invention of the Cornish Riviera: Distinction, Serendipity and Endurance

01:21:44

Writing Trade History: an IHR - Curtis Brown Initiative

48:52

Engaged Photography: Revealing the Miller Garden

01:20:05

Writing the History of Britain’s Atomic Energy and Weapons Programme

55:13

On access: locality as a central cataloguing category in zoology collections

46:59

Whose Costume, Whose Body? Cultural Appropriation and the Georgian Masquerade

46:53

Melted Down into Europe? Policing the ‘British’ in Revolutionary Paris

56:32

Verdant Orientalism: Perspectives on China & Japan in Historic British Gardens & Parks

38:23

Does it have the “it” factor?: Understanding how local landscapes influenced castle-siting decisions

01:33:12

Writing the History of the Special Operations Executive

01:13:15

Writing the Authorised Histories of British Intelligence

44:04

Herbaria as places of/with memory: researching transatlantic plant exchange-European & Andean cities

41:09

The Breast of Venus: Fashion and Satirical Prints in the Late Eighteenth Century

45:00

Roundtable: How family history brings new insights to contemporary British history: a conversation

01:08:56

European Works Councils: The Effects of Brexit

01:36:30

The Bloomsbury | IHR Inclusive Histories Initiative- January 2024

49:53

“His Fortune, Madam, is not Equal to Yours”. The Perceptions of Marriage across Social Divides

29:37

Productive Historical Discomfort: generating dialogue through uncomfortable walking tours

01:28:34

Rethinking Trade Union Education: The Curriculum

01:25:07

Rethinking Trade Union Education: Delivery

36:40

Railways and re-imagining travel in colonial South Asia

01:29:31

The Black Trade Union Oral History Project in dialogue with the OHS & IHR

47:56

Brothers and Sisters in the Early Middle Ages

40:25

Collaborative Research in the Digital Age: Crowdsourcing the Get to Know Medieval Londoners Project

01:10:56

History Day 2023 | Discovering historical collections

01:00:59

Creative practice, community, and the street: creative co-productions of place-based identities

02:06

A Brief History of The Archive of Market and Social Research

01:04

Introducing RHS Digital Collections

01:38

Royal College of Surgeons of England’s Voices of Surgery: Our New Oral History Project

00:34

The Forgotten Voices of Indian Women in the War

13:48

Welcome to the University of Cambridge Museums

01:08

About the Institute of Historical Research

58:29

Symbolising Lace: on recognisability of lace as heritage craft in Shetland & Haapsalu landscapes