The collection
Researching hospital-related records
Tracing hundreds of years, PhD student Jessica Gregory outlines some of the best ways to research hospital-related records at The National Archives.
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The collection
Tracing hundreds of years, PhD student Jessica Gregory outlines some of the best ways to research hospital-related records at The National Archives.
News
The National Archives hosted an evening with the medieval experts who recently discovered a ‘copy’ of the Magna Carta was actually an extremely rare original.
Community outreach
How did our records inspire and inform a recent theatre performance celebrating LGBTQ+ campaigns for change?
The collection
Inspired by our current exhibition, MI5: Official Secrets, we've drawn up a summer reading list offering both spy fiction and fact.
The collection
Volunteer Dr Brenda Mortimer examines how Australia's Norfolk Island became ‘a place of the extremest punishment’ for colonial convicts in the 1820s.
News
Work to replace the windows in the 1970s part of our building continues and from Monday 16 June will move to the first floor.
Community outreach
What ideas did a group of students come up with when given the chance to design audio dramas inspired by records in The National Archives' collection?
Digital
We introduce you to our new blogs and explain why we’re so excited to share with you the improvements we have made.
Digital
We recently went through the process of standardising the set of components we use to build our websites. The simplest of these was the button.
News
A new public database listing records about railway accidents is being launched at The National Archives on Thursday 5 June to coincide with Volunteers Week.
News
A volunteer at The National Archives has won a London Heritage Volunteer Award (LHVA) for her outstanding work.