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Monthly Archives: June 2016
A College Responds to the Spanish ‘Flu Outbreak of 1918-19
Archaeologists – at least the ones in our archives – had a knack for using whatever came to hand for their own purposes. This often leads to the preservation of surprising nuggets of social history wedged in between the archaeological research, … Continue reading →
Posted in Lantern Slides, Myres, Uncategorized
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Tagged influenza pandemic 1918-19, inoculation, lantern slide, myres, New College, oxford, Spanish 'flu
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Repurposing the lantern slide way
One of our volunteers spotted this in one of the Institute’s lantern slide boxes and called it to our attention: What was it that attracted his interest? Was it the little round label ‘6054’ which indicated that the slide had … Continue reading →
Posted in Archives Progress, Uncategorized
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Tagged 1905, Campania, Edward VII penny stamps, john myres, lantern slide, map, philately, robert petts, stamp, Vesuvius
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