Alan Turing on the £50 note
Alan Turing as told through An Oral History of British Science by those who worked with him in Manchester. read more
Alan Turing as told through An Oral History of British Science by those who worked with him in Manchester. read more
This week’s selection comes from Michele Banal, Audio Project Cataloguer for Unlocking our Sound Heritage. Rinding gumbeng is a style of Central Javanese folk music that, although not widespread, is still common in the rural Gunungkidul area, about 50 … read more
BBC journalist and author Kavita Puri reflects on the power of oral testimony. Hear more from Kavita at the British Library on Tuesday 16 July at 7pm, where she will discuss Partition Voices in conversation with Kirsty Wark. read more
This week’s selection comes from Camille Johnston, Oral History Assistant Archivist. As a boy the artist Norman Ackroyd (born 1938) developed a fascination with Victorian coins such as the Godless florin and Bun Head penny. He helped out in his family’… read more
Reflections on the Chernobyl disaster in An Oral History of the Electricity Supply Industry. read more