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The evolution of the idea of a chantry, where prayers for the departed are said and the liturgical ritual of mass is celebrated, to a
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The evolution of the idea of a chantry, where prayers for the departed are said and the liturgical ritual of mass is celebrated, to a
The influence of faith and religious movements on social and political events is a fertile subject for archival research. Education is one area where the
With the 75th anniversary of the end of WWII in 2020 on the horizon the Buriton Village Association has stepped up its work to try to
Southampton Archives are located in the basement of the south block of the Civic Centre, Southampton, SO14 7LY, close to the Southampton Local History and Maritime
The world is awash with private archives. They are in solicitors’ offices, company HQs, in people’s houses and attics, and in village halls. Essentially, they
The Itchen Stoke shooting of July 1940 illustrates the measures taken to increase food production during the last war. It also depicts the state of
Steff Palmer of Hampshire Record Office explains her love of a small, late 18th century book,entitled “The Polite Academy” (HRO Ref, 83M93/65). Subtitled `School of
Together with the city archives at Southampton and Portsmouth, the Hampshire Record Office (HRO) forms the core of archives in the county. Hampshire Record Office
Dr Brian M Collins Winchester College Archives contains tens of thousands of documents, many relating to the College founder, William of Wykeham, bishop of Winchester. Recently
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