Demanding the Impossible: Jeff Nuttall, Alexander Trocchi and the Situationist International
This is the second in a series of blogs outlining my research on Jeff Nuttall with a particular (but notContinue Reading
This is the second in a series of blogs outlining my research on Jeff Nuttall with a particular (but notContinue Reading
In this festive post Jane Donaldson reports on a Christmas mystery at the Rylands…
Investigating 3D imaging of our Special Collections.
Photographs depicting Hulme; the people, buildings and landscape, taken by Richard Davis.
Christmas is always a special time of the year for the Wood Street Mission
This post considers how Enriqueta Ryland’s father and his British compatriots were complicit in the oppression of enslaved people in Cuba.
A selection of 18th and 19th century broadside ballads and slip-songs is now available on Manchester Digital Collections.
Part of the ‘Rylands reflects’ series, in this blog the Visitor Engagement Team share their suggestions for inspirational figures to feature in a re-imagined Historic Reading Room.
Warnings for Collections and Catalogues.
When the opportunity arose to curate a collection for Manchester Digital Collections, I jumped at the chance to curate Magic, Monsters and Macabre, bringing together the more esoteric and peculiar items I’ve come across during my time at the Rylands.