Bolton Library: Bolted On #3
Are these three unique broadsides?
New Collections: Thomas White’s Letter Book
War, mayhem and trouble with tenants in the letters of Thomas White
Archival outreach through teaching and learning
We use classes, workshops and visits to highlight and promote our holdings to encourage the use of our material in academic endeavours and research.
A University of Our Time
The UL archives have been used for the exhibition, A University of Our Time, telling the story of the University and the institutions that went before it.
‘… through these words comes opinions into the world’
The Index librorum prohibitorum and the banning of books
Dyeing with yasha, a traditional & natural Japanese dye
Yasha is a natural yellow-brown dye extracted from cones of the Japanese alder tree and used to dye fabric and paper.
National Heritage Week 2022: The Bolton Library A to Z
Showcasing the best of the Bolton Library for National Heritage Week 2022
Bookbindings of the Bolton Library #3
Contemporary bindings cover two 16th century Basel printings
Do you recognise these words?
The musings of former owners are revealed
Birds, butterflies and two-headed dragons
The wonderful imaginings of printer Julian Notary (active 1496-1520)
Lucerna Fidelium–Lochrann na gCreidmheach, Roma, (1676)
Apart from the Latin title Lucerna Fidelium–Lochrann na gCreidmheach (1676) is written entirely in early modern Irish.
Tithe Troubles in Pre-Famine Ireland
Trouble in pre-famine Ireland and the vestrymen of Moyaliffe
