Originally posted at the Library of Innerpeffray blog and re-posted here with permission. In short, in regard to music, our[…]
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An Analysis of Scottish Borrowers' Registers
Originally posted at the Library of Innerpeffray blog and re-posted here with permission. In short, in regard to music, our[…]
Read moreLast week I spent a delightful few days at the Library of Innerpeffray’s inaugural Festival of Reading! From 8 to[…]
Read moreIn my last blog post, I discussed the Library of Innerpeffray’s exceptional labouring-class borrowing demographic. Labouring-class people were the driving[…]
Read moreNow that I’m in the final few weeks of my Carnegie-funded research with Books and Borrowing (I’m very sad about[…]
Read moreFirst posted on the Library of Innerpeffray’s blog and cross-posted here by kind permission of the Keeper of Books Beatrix[…]
Read moreInnerpeffray Library has now re-opened to visitors! After a longer than usual winter closure period due to lockdown and Covid-19[…]
Read moreOn Saturday 22nd May we held the first of several project events intended to bring our work with Scotland’s historical[…]
Read moreAn online event hosted by Innerpeffray Library The Books and Borrowing Project is pleased to announce the project’s first public[…]
Read moreToday is International Women’s Day, and so I have been reflecting on the women in our records. I thought I[…]
Read moreThe Books and Borrowing Project is pleased to announce the project’s first public event, to be held at the famous[…]
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