partners – Books and Borrowing 1750-1830

A year at Westerkirk

Back in July, I wrote about my trip to the evocative Westerkirk Parish Library in Dumfriesshire to photograph materials for[…]

Purchasing a book is, as we all know, very different from reading it. Too often, however, book historians are forced[…]

Surfing the Yesterday channel a few days ago, I was surprised and delighted to spot a familiar figure on the[…]

Over the past few weeks, one of the things we have been discussing as a team is how to structure[…]

With the tentative lifting of Covid-19 restrictions, I was recently able to conduct my first bit of Books and Borrowing[…]

During the course of writing an essay on Romantic period readers at the Library of Innerpeffray for a collection entitled[…]

In last week’s blog, Brian Aitken wrote about importing existing datasets into our Content Management System. Two of those datasets[…]