821 publications

• White City: the world’s first Olympic Stadium
• Writing Lilian Harrison into history
• The right to fight: women’s boxing in Britain
• Political and social attitudes underpinning the 1924 Olympics
• Forbidden friendships: taverns, nightclubs, bottle bars and emancipation
• The Historian 159: Out now
• Out and About: exploring Lancaster’s ‘glocal’ history online and on foot
• My Favourite History Place: The Holburne Museum
• The United Nations Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide
• Robert Branford: a faithful servant of Southwark
• Real Lives: Charlie Mitchell, Tuke's top model
• The Legacy of the Z Special Unit in World War II
• What do you do if your members don’t come to your events?
• In conversation with Nicholas Radburn
• Bonapartism after Napoleon III: the Prince Imperial and Eugene Loudun
• Crowdsourcing the heritage of the Second World War
• Crowdsourcing the heritage of the Second World War
• ‘A little bird told me’: spies and espionage in the early medieval world
• Slavery, child labour, or a grand day out? Hull’s agricultural hiring fairs, 1870–1950
• My Favourite History Place: Burton Agnes Hall
• Crusade in Crisis: the Siege and Battle of Antioch, 1097–98
• Real Lives: Jessie Reid Crosbie
• Hearing the call to arms: Herbert Douglas Fisher
• Out and About in Ardmore, County Waterford
• Arctic aspirations: Britain and Icelandic independence, 1917–18
• Building new futures by rewriting the past: how operas have recreated history
• A history of Choral Evensong: the birth of an English tradition
• ‘Since singing is so good a thing’: William Byrd on the benefits of singing
• A land without music?
• The Historian 158: Out now