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A tan coloured file cover that reads Defence 1. There is a stamped crest above the title of the file Handbook of Instructions for the Postal Censorship Staff.

Censorship: Policy and Practice During the Second World War

Henry Irving
Published 6th June, 2024 11 min read
A collage of magazine covers. These include The Tatler, London Life, The Graphic, and Britannia and Eve.

Guide to British Illustrated Periodicals, 1869–1970

British Online Archives
Published 3rd January, 2024 33 min read
A black and white engraving from 1869 by Sir Luke Fildes. In it there are people huddled close together, wrapped up in coats and hats. They are waiting to be admitted to a lodging house.

The Graphic, 1869–1932

Andrea Korda
Published 19th September, 2023 17 min read
A blue background with the illustration of a young woman with blonde curly hair. Above her portrait, the title Britannia and Eve is written.

Further Reading: Britannia and Eve/Women’s Magazines.

Ilya Parkins
Published 26th July, 2023 5 min read
Photographs of the 1908 Olympic Games from The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News.

The portrayal of the 1908 Olympic Games in The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News

Luke Harris
Published 19th December, 2022 13 min read
A photograph of William Howard Russell. He is seated, looking in to the distance.

From the Archive: William Howard Russell and The Crimean Wars Cultural Legacy

Nishah Malik
Published 15th November, 2022 29 min read
An illustration of women in smart dress.

The Tatler (1901-1965)

Ruth Larsen
Published 21st September, 2022 15 min read
Woman in shorts smoking a cigarette and looking at a man doing laundry.

From the Archive: The Failures of Women in Art

Katherine Waite
Published 20th September, 2022 25 min read
The words Swinging City with eight different portrait photos of the same woman. She is posing in various ways across the photos.

The Transforming Effect of the 1960s

Mark Donnelly
Published 31st August, 2022 14 min read
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