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Over the years, many people have toyed with the idea that we don’t fully die until we are forgotten. We hope that with our free…

This week’s guest post links nicely to last week’s, with its focus on Peterborough. Peterborough offers a great window onto death in the past, thanks…

In this guest blog post, one anonymous project volunteer looks at a very specific aspect noticed in the entries in the volume of one railway…

Whilst blog posts have largely reflected our project sources and focus, and looked at mainline railways in the UK and Ireland, this doesn’t capture all…

We’re delighted to feature this blog post from a team at the Head of Steam – Darlington Railway Museum. It focuses on a topic of…

In this post, one of our project volunteers – who wishes to remain anonymous – looks at a new topic for us: trespass. Like staff…

This post is one of a series exploring how the same source might be approached in different ways by different types of researcher, so we…

This post is one of a series exploring how the same source might be approached in different ways by different types of researcher, so we…

Many of our blog posts focus on the thing central to our project: railway staff accidents. Increasingly we’re trying to think more broadly about the…

Something of a departure for our usual project focus, this week’s blog makes use of an accident report type we don’t usually have reason to…