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We are delighted to announce that registration is now open for "Esther Inglis in Contexts and Culture", a colloquium at the University of Edinburgh, 19th-20th October 2024. Do share widely - we look forward to welcoming you to Esther Inglis' Edinburgh! ed.ac.uk/literatures-la…

#ICYMI: Join us on Saturday 21st September for a conference relating to new research on the city, county and historic diocese of Lincoln in collaboration with SLHA and Lincoln Record Soc! Find out more, here: ow.ly/Niwb50SE2SH #WeAreLocalHistory #LocalHistoryForAll

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📢 NEW Will of the Month Blog Post! 📢 It's an unusual will this month - all about Margaret Nelham's attempts to 'settle her account' in 1665. We look not just at content, but some unusual spelling, handwriting, even the paper used... #twitterstorians sites.exeter.ac.uk/materialcultur…

You can now register for our Winter Meeting on 'The Military and the Church'. 11 January 2025, online. tickettailor.com/events/ecclesi… You can also submit paper proposals here: ecclesiasticalhistorysociety.com/24-25-winter-m… #twitterstorians #churchhistory #history

The following position at Aarhus University may be of interest to some of our members: 🎓Postdoctoral Position in Medieval History 💷Not specified 📅 3 year fixed term 📎 Deadline: 12 September 2024 jobs.ac.uk/job/DJF948/pos…

Ermington #Devon #WoodcarvingWednesday One of my favourite images showing the combined work of the #Pinwill sisters (lectern, pulpit and organ screen) alongside that of Trask & Co. (restored mid-C17 screen and parclose screen) blending beautifully together. 📸: my own

From today all articles published in the Society's journal, 'Transactions of Royal Historical Society', will be available fully Open Access - with no charge to readers or authors: bit.ly/46Uf35j Transactions welcomes articles from historians #twitterstorians Cambridge University Press - History

I find myself in Warwick this evening. Previously, I've worked at both the castle and church but I've not yet spoken here. That will be remedied on 2 October when I'll be talking about Historic Building Mythbusting for Warwick Words History Festival Tickets on sale now: warwickwords.co.uk/index.php/all-…

A solitary, graceful figure stands in the churchyard of St Mary’s, Llanfair Kilgeddin and contemplatively gazes towards the bell tower.

Relive or get a taste of our 2024 'Parish Memory' Symposium through the conference report by Angus Crawford & Kristi Flake just published on H-Soz-Kult: hsozkult.de/conferencerepo… Beat Kümin WarwickHistory Warwick Humanities Research Centre Gerda Henkel Stiftung #PaSymp24

Our new programme of events is underway, starting with this exciting workshop 'Embodied Faith: Spirituality and Corporeality in Early Modern Christianity' organised by Martha McGill and Sophie Mann WarwickHistory on 12-13 September with a fabulous line-up bit.ly/3Z2wcYA

Proposals are now invited for the 2025 'New Directions in Church History' online postgraduate conference (held with Church History). Conference: 7 March 2025 (online only) Abstract deadline: 15 November 2024

Loughwood Meeting House #Devon One of earliest surviving Baptist meeting houses in Britain, founded in secret c.1653, remaining illegal until Toleration Act 1688. Given to National Trust 1969 and restored. Absolutely loved it! 📸: interiors my own, exterior C. Anthony Lewis

TURMKAPSELN: today the tower capsule project proudly launches a German website - complementing the English homepage, it features all case studies on the same map, timelines of first deposits & a search function: towercapsules.warwick.ac.uk Gerda Henkel Stiftung WarwickHistory My-Parish

Blog Post #18 on our tower capsule pages highlights the launch of a complementary project site in German (TURMKAPSELEINLAGEN), seeking to visualize data in different ways and hoping to boost engagement with audiences beyond the Anglophone world: warwick.ac.uk/fac/cross_fac/…

ABOVE US ONLY SKY - Gerda Henkel Stiftung has launched a 6-part (German & English) video series tracing my tower capsule research in Switzerland. Episode 1 takes us to St. Gall and Gersau, where the project started: lisa.gerda-henkel-stiftung.de/turmkugeln_epi… WarwickHistory German History Society EHS

News Item: Beat Kümin has undertaken research in Switzerland on depositing chronicles and objects into tower spheres. Gerda Henkel Stiftung has released a 6-part video series tracing the project. warwick.ac.uk/fac/cross_fac/… @warwickhistory My-Parish

CLOSE TO THE HEAVENS - episode 2 of L.I.S.A.'s tower capsules series visits the Gersau parish archive to examine chronicles & devotional objects found in the golden sphere of St Marzellus church in 1983: lisa.gerda-henkel-stiftung.de/turmkugeln_epi…

Episode 3 of the tower capsule series explores how the French invasion of 1798 impacted a village in Nidwalden and what building workers wished to pass on about the city of Lucerne in the 19/20th centuries WarwickHistory My-Parish