Lucy VintenFeb 7, 20227 min readWomen in the Jesuit Rare Book CollectionThe Jesuit collection of sixteenth and seventeenth century books is not an obvious place to look for women, but in a recent blog post I...
Rebecca SomersetJan 6, 20224 min readNew Year HopesAt this time of year, we often take time to reflect on the year just gone and set goals for the year ahead. Each of the Archives team...
Lucy VintenMar 15, 20215 min readCataloguing Antiquarian Books at home and lessons learntA year and three lockdowns into the pandemic and our old way of working has fractured, the ‘new normal’ has become the merely normal....
Lucy VintenFeb 15, 20217 min readA Tale of Two PrintersLockdown and working from home has meant that I have not been able to continue with cataloguing the books in the Jesuit Antiquarian Book...
Mary AllenJan 4, 20214 min readA year in blog posts2020 was, to say the least, a strange year for everybody, thanks to the global pandemic. For the British Jesuit Archives it meant closing...
Mary AllenOct 11, 20201 min readThe Archives in NumbersThis year, 20 October marks World Statistics Day, a day to highlight the importance of data for informed decision-making. The United...
Lucy VintenSep 27, 20206 min readA Book Through TimeBook provenance is an area of research into the history of individual books and of libraries, focusing on who owned which books, and what...
Lucy VintenMay 24, 20206 min readLockdown: What We've Been DoingWorking from home is tricky for archivists. The archive is shut, the material we work with is inaccessible. We can't bring a couple of...