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Captain Charles Sydney Parsons 1891 – 1957
Ahead of the WW1 centenary over four years ago, we put a call out for donations of WW1 documents and photographs. What we aimed to do was gather together as many records as we could to preserve in our archive … Continue reading
Posted in Bury Remembers the First World War
Tagged archive, archive assistant, Archive collections, Archive Donations, archive role, archive work, Bury, Bury and WW1, Bury Archives, Bury at War, Bury Greater Manchester, Bury Lancashire, Bury Libraries, Bury Remembers the First World War, depositing records, family history, First World War, gallipoli, Helles, Sulva, The Great War, World War One, WW1, WW1 Photographs, Xmas 1917
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Meeting the Volunteers
We always look forward to working with our volunteers – they make our roles, as archives assistants, both rewarding and fun! Some of our volunteers have been with the Archives for quite a long time – longer than Nic and I – and … Continue reading
Finding a home.
Part of the work of an Archive team is to ensure that documents find their way into the most appropriate collection. On occasion this means that deposits are relocated from one Archive to another. Ensuring that documents find the most … Continue reading
Posted in Donations
Tagged archive, archive role, archive work, archives, Bury Council, Bury Greater Manchester, Bury Lancashire, Cataloguing, Centre for Cultural Collections, depositing records, documents, J.D.Mould. Pilsworth and Unsworth Garden Village Ltd, North Yorkshire County records Office, Quarry Bank Mill, Styal
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How clean is your archive?
We certainly found out the answer to this question when we rolled up our sleeves, picked up our dusters, strapped on the super-vac and made our way around the aisles of the store-room, sucking up dust and dirt from every … Continue reading
Working with Donations
Before I started working in The Centre for Cultural Collections my idea of an archive service was an idyllic one. It went something like this: row upon row of neatly-shelved boxes containing perfect examples of medieval manuscripts; an archivist whose … Continue reading