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author danielle durham university library and collections blog skip to content search search for durham university library and collections blog menu home contact us open search tag author danielle library by the sea the first printed catalogue of the bamburgh castle library way before the existence of the large online library catalogues we are now familiar with libraries users would have had to visit a library to find if it held the material they were interested in or they might be able to consult a printed catalogue today these printed catalogues are valuable to researchers and librarians interested in what libraries used to have on their shelves and how the library s contents changed over time they tell us about former library management practices and collection development they offer an insight into what was considered appropriate reading material where libraries no longer exist historic catalogues are important witnesses to how knowledge and information circulated among communities they are occasionally also a source of information about who could use the library and on what terms continue reading library by the sea the first printed catalogue of the bamburgh castle library september 4 2023 0 item of the month a message from the stars a post by rare books curator dr danielle westerhof imagine gazing at the stars and discovering something that utterly shatters long held ideas about the universe and our place within it a realisation that we are not as significant as we thought we were and that there is more much more to the heavens than we thought we knew continue reading item of the month a message from the stars april 26 2023 0 intelligent demanding and meticulous getting to know bishop john cosin over the last year history phd student lily chadwick has been cataloguing the correspondence of bishop john cosin founder of cosin s library on palace green in the centre of durham reading through his letters she caught a glimpse of his personality cataloguing the correspondence of bishop john cosin over the course of the last eight months has provided considerable insight into the personality and mind of one of durham s most imposing figures certainly there are limitations to the source material which mean that we cannot draw definitive conclusions about cosin as a person continue reading intelligent demanding and meticulous getting to know bishop john cosin april 30 2021 0 the miraculous cure of sister aloysia gonzaga o connor spotlight on the collections one of our archivists dr jonathan bush retells the story of a miraculous cure that stunned doctors and caused quite a stir in 19th century england the account of sister aloysia s healing is found in the archives of the canonesses of the holy sepulchre which jonathan has been cataloguing the substantial archive of the canonesses of the holy sepulchre dating back to its foundation in liege in 1642 documents the rich and colourful history of an english convent abroad the records in the collection tell the story of the community in liege its evacuation to england during the turbulent years of the french revolution and its subsequent flourishing as a school and convent at new hall near chelmsford essex one of its more remarkable personal stories concerns the extraordinary cure of sister aloysia gonzaga o connor news of the case caused something of a sensation in a country where catholics and their tales of miracles were treated with suspicion and derision by a predominantly protestant media continue reading the miraculous cure of sister aloysia gonzaga o connor spotlight on the collections april 23 2021 0 conservation training during covid 19 katie one of our conservators based at palace green library is studying for her ara certificate in archive conservation a significant element of her training is getting practical experience not the easiest thing to accomplish at the moment but last year in between lockdowns she managed to head to flintshire record office for her placement with conservator mark allen in this post she shares the results of her training continue reading conservation training during covid 19 march 30 2021 0 journeys reading the world this february saw the launch of our new online exhibition journeys reading the world showcasing material relating to travel and tourism from our rare books archives and manuscript collections david wright assistant curator exhibitions gives us a preview of the exhibition which we would encourage you to visit for yourself there is a certain irony to us launching an exhibition about the pleasure value and excitement of travel when are all mostly stuck indoors unable to venture much further than the local supermarket but so far visitors seem to be finding it a pleasant escape from the mundanity of lockdown continue reading journeys reading the world march 24 2021 0 hist2020 history day 2020 celebrating our collections every year university college london organises a day for academic cultural and heritage institutions to come together to showcase the enormous range of historic collections in archives libraries and museums in pre covid times the day would be held at senate house and would be attended by anyone in london with a serious interest in historical research continue reading hist2020 history day 2020 celebrating our collections november 16 2020 0 spotlight on the collections anne stevenson poetry library anne stevenson at a book launch in 2009 photo credit simon james flickr via cc by sa 2 0 according to anne stevenson who died on 14 september 2020 a poet is that rare person who is in thrall to nothing but poetry s weird tyranny and ungovernable need to exist the volume and breadth of her poetry and scholarly interests attest to this uncontrolled creative urge and we are very fortunate to have part of her poetry library continue reading spotlight on the collections anne stevenson poetry library november 2 2020 2 coming to a living room near you charlotte spink a learning assistant in our learning and engagement team reflects on transitioning little dragons under 5s group from a multi sensory museum based programme to a digital session families access from home during the covid 19 lockdown creating digital content in the oriental museum galleries lockdown brought with it many changes to ways of working in museums especially when it comes to engaging with our very youngest visitors preschool children and their families little dragons the oriental museum s group for children under 5 has been running as a weekly gallery based session for over 8 years attracting an average of 15 20 children per session each session is themed around exploring an object the children can see on display with craft activities songs and sensory stories all these activities were very much based on sensory engagement communicating directly with each individual child and personalising the session for them continue reading coming to a living room near you september 7 2020 0 book conservation in lockdown what do conservators do when separated from the archives and rare books they normally work on one answer is that they make their own tony king our senior manager collections care and conservation describes the process of creating a historic bookbinding the history of western bookbinding stretches back to antiquity and has involved significant changes in the way books are bound sometimes leading to obvious external differences but often not books are complex 3 dimensional objects and working out how a book was put together several hundred years ago requires a fair bit of detective work very few descriptions of life in the bindery have survived so the only way to really understand the processes involved is to make a new book using what we believe to be the techniques tools and materials of the period continue reading book conservation in lockdown august 13 2020 2 posts navigation older posts tags academicskills acquisitions altmetrics archaeology archives 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