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#FunFactFriday is upon us #localhistory peeps. We’ll be travelling back in time to the world of #medieval London to explore the Jubilee Book, a text that had a notorious reputation.

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.@nppaulc makes the important point that your website is your shop window - it’s open 24/7, 365 days a year. Visitors can come to you when it suits them Big

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This #FunFactFriday we’re exploring the historic Eastbridge Hospital of St Thomas the Martyr @EastbridgeHosp, Canterbury, a medieval building located in the heart of Canterbury, Kent. : ABrocke Eastbridge has been

Jan Murphy

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Reminder: if you take advantage of a free access weekend, save copies locally so you'll have them after the free access is over. Lately I've been copying and correcting the

Jeremy Hopkin

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#OnThisDay 100 yrs. ago, 'The Forum' building in Toronto was destroyed by fire.   Located on the S.E. corner of the Gerrard St. & Yonge St. intersection since 1890, The Forum

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Happy #FunFactFriday This Friday we’ve got a fab #localhistory fact shared by Birmingham-based Neil Lucas about The Empire Theatre in Birmingham Located on the corner of Smallbrook Street and

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Just getting started at the @CHPPC_IHR seminar - Roland Quinault 'Policing late-Victorian Lambeth: a police constable's notebook'.Looks really interesting - incl that the everyday notebook belonged to Roland's gt grandfather

Adam Chapman

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Small - mostly rural - bus companies are one of the things that have made me think hardest about #LocalHistory, being a historian and how we describe histories of place.

Jeremy Hopkin

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Want to explore the attic of a former movie theatre built in 1920 with me? Then, just check out this thread... I don't think you'll be disappointed: Great! Happy you

David Gaughran

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#OnThisDay in 1803 in Dublin, the United Irishmen rose up against British rule. The rebellion didn’t last very long and mostly became a footnote in Irish history. Today I’m going

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