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Category Archives: Tracking the Future of the Past
Mystery Photograph
Some of the old photographs and glass plate negatives in our archive have no labels and we are having trouble working out where they were taken. Do you recognize this British seaside town? The glass plate photograph was taken in … Continue reading →
Posted in Archives Progress, Lantern Slides, Photography, Piggott, Tracking the Future of the Past, Uncategorized
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Tagged archive, black-and-white, edwardian, photographs, photography, Piggott, seaside town, witney
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Movember diggers
We came across this photograph in our lantern slide collection and thought of Movember! There are some excellent beards here too. We think this picture was taken round about 1900, but we have no more information about it at all. … Continue reading →
Posted in Lantern Slides, Photography, Tracking the Future of the Past
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Tagged archaeology, beards, black-and-white, bowler hat, excavation, lantern slide, Movember, photographs, photography, pitchfork
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Tracking the future of the past
We want to find out what has happened to the places pictured in our lantern slide collection. How have they changed over time? Have buildings been restored, damaged or destroyed? How have the landscapes around them changed? Have roads been added, or … Continue reading →
Posted in Film negatives, Lantern Slides, Photography, Tracking the Future of the Past, Uncategorized
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Tagged archaeology, black-and-white, Cestius, Italy, lantern slide, past, present, Pyramid, research, Rome
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