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Vet History PhD – Introducing Jane!
/0 Comments/in Archives, Book Collection, Guest post, Historical Collections Blog /by Lorna Cahill BannisterThis is the first of a series of blog posts by PhD student Jane Davidson, who began her studies with RCVS Knowledge and the University of Kent in Autumn 2019. Click here for more information about this project, or follow Jane’s Twitter feed and hashtag #phdbythesea I imagine that this period of change and […]
RCVS Vet History Transcription Project
/2 Comments/in Archives, Historical Collections Blog, RCVS Archives Project /by Lorna Cahill Bannister[Please note: Due to the high number of responses to this call for volunteers, we are currently unable to accept any more people onto the project. We hope to expand the project in the future, so please keep an eye on this blog for further opportunities.] The Vet History team have been quiet on this […]
A delve into veterinary case notes…
/0 Comments/in Archives, Guest post, Historical Collections Blog, Horses, RCVS Archives Project /by Lorna Cahill BannisterFrom February to April this year, RCVS Knowledge were very pleased to welcome Claudia Watts, an MA History student from King’s College London. As part of her studies, Claudia was tasked with selecting highlights from Fred Smith’s veterinary case notes, and digitising and transcribing them for us. The results are now published in our Digital […]
A Few Of My Favourite Things
/1 Comment/in Archives, Book Collection, Historical Collections Blog, RCVS Archives Project /by Helena ClarksonI thought before I leave my role here, and go off to study for my MA in Archives and Records Management, it would be a nice idea to share snippets of my favourite finds and favourite materials that I’ve had the pleasure of working with during my time with RCVS Knowledge’s historical collections. For those […]
The Quarterly Journal of Veterinary Science in India and Army Management
/0 Comments/in Book Collection, Historical Collections Blog, RCVS Archives Project /by Helena ClarksonLiving Pictures – Vet History Podcast
/0 Comments/in Archives, Historical Collections Blog /by Lorna Cahill BannisterThis year, RCVS Knowledge were very pleased to participate in an internship scheme organised by the Kings College London History department. MA student Abbie Latham spent a few months with us, reading and transcribing Fred Smith’s Boer War letters. She also recorded the following podcast, in which she explores aspects of the letters relating to […]
Happy 160th Birthday Fred Smith!
/3 Comments/in Archives, Historical Collections Blog, RCVS Archives Project /by Lorna Cahill BannisterToday, 19th April, marks 160 years since the birth of Frederick Smith in 1857. I’m going to take this opportunity to tell you a bit more about the man, and what I like about him, after spending over a year working with his papers. Potted History of Smith Smith was born in Hull, […]
Introducing Helena!
/0 Comments/in Archives, Book Collection, Historical Collections Blog, Horses, RCVS Archives Project /by Helena ClarksonHi, my name is Helena and I am the new Archive and Digitisation assistant. My role, like Adele’s before me, is to assist in the digitisation and online accessibility of documents within the archive and historical book collection. I hope to one day become a fully qualified archivist so this role is a wonderful opportunity […]
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