Digital Collections Internship – Part 4 – The Evaluation
In Part 4 of our Digital Collections Internship series, the Imaging team reflect on the impact of the programme.
In Part 4 of our Digital Collections Internship series, the Imaging team reflect on the impact of the programme.
For the month of April we are joining in #Archive30.
We’re delighted to announce that the Library has acquired three new art works commissioned for The 50 Jewish Objects Project.
To mark the festival of Purim, Zsofia Buda discusses our recently digitised collection of Esther scrolls.
A newly acquired artwork by Anthony McCarthy depicts an alcove in the Historic Reading Room
The Rylands blog reaches the landmark of 750 posts over almost ten years
Visiting Early Career Research Fellow, Anna Jamieson, explores the mental health of women in 18th- and 19th-century England by examining the Rylands’ Mary Hamilton papers.
Papers of art historian Professor Marcia Pointon have recently been catalogued and made available to researchers
To celebrate International Women’s Day 2022, this blog showcases the Grace Grattan Guinness archive, a small collection within the ChristianContinue Reading
On International Women’s Day 2022 the Rylands reflects on what Special Collections can tell us (and what is left to discover) about the women who changed Manchester forever