Programme
The event takes place in the Department of History, Lenton Grove, (building no.5 on the map) and the Digital Humanities Centre, room A24 in the Humanities Building (building no.55 on the map). Lunch will be in room A27 in the Humanities Building.
There will be displays in the atrium of the Department of History and the Humanities Building.
The event is organised by the Centre for Hidden Histories, based at the University of Nottingham and one of five national World War One Engagement Centres. See the Centre for Hidden Histories blog here.
Hidden Histories – First World War family history day
| Time |
Title |
Location |
9.30-10am
|
Arrival – tea and coffee
|
Humanities A27
|
10.00–10.15
|
Mike Noble (Centre for Hidden Histories) –
Introduction to the day; housekeeping
|
Lenton Grove A18/A19
|
10.15-11.15
|
Talk – Anne-Marie Kramer on the development and use of family history
|
Lenton Grove A18/A19
|
11.15–11.30
|
Break – tea and coffee
|
Lenton Grove
|
11.30–12.15
|
TALK – East Midlands Oral History Archive
OR
Digitisation workshop 1 (Digital Humanities Centre)
|
Lenton Grove A18/A19
|
12.15–13.00
|
TALK – Nottinghamshire Archives
OR
Digitisation workshop 2 (Digital Humanities Centre, Humanities A24)
|
Lenton Grove A18/A19
|
13.00–13.30
|
Lunch |
Humanities A27
|
13.30–14.15
|
TALK – “Lives of the First World War” with the Imperial War Museum
|
Lenton Grove A18/A19
|
14.15–15.00
|
TALK – Kurt Barling on the Middlesex family history project
OR
Digitisation workshop 3 (Digital Humanities Centre, Humanities A24)
|
Lenton Grove A18/A19
|
15.00-15.15am
|
Break – tea and coffee
|
Lenton Grove |
15.15–16.00
|
TALKS – Ramgarhia Social Sisters project |
Lenton Grove A18/A19
|
16.00–16.15
|
Wrap-up session
|
Lenton Grove A18/A19
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