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University of Exeter Special Collections @exeterunispeccoll.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

Did you know our archives contain thousands of letters, just waiting to be read? 💌 Why not get started now by visiting our online PenPals exhibit, which explores correspondence between South-West writers! ➡️ specialcollectionsarchive.exeter.ac.uk/exhibits/sho... #WorldPostDay #PostDay #Archives

Cropped image from an exhibition board relating to Charles Causley. It shows a black and white photograph of Causley as a young man sitting at a writing desk, with a siamese cat sitting on top of the desk. The photograph has been fashioned into a stamp. Above the photograph is typed: 'EUL MS 50a/PERS/2/2/2/10 Photographer: R.L. Knight Ltd'. And below the photograph is typed 'Causley at his writing desk with pet cat'.

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Falmouth & Exeter Uni Archives @fxuniarchives.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

You can find the Tristan and Yseult scripts, and much more, in our #KneehighTheatre Archive. Find out more: www.falmouth.ac.uk/library/arch... 📷: AC2015-001 Box 3 – Tristan and Yseult script, Kneehigh Theatre Archive, Falmouth University © Kneehigh Theatre #TheatreHistory #TheatreArchives

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Performance and Writing Archives

Playwrights, novelists and theatre companies captured through their process, practice and performance histories.

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Falmouth & Exeter Uni Archives @fxuniarchives.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

The story of #TristanAndYseult starts in 2003, when it was co-commissioned for performances at Restormel Castle and Rufford Abbey. Director Emma Rice got Anna Maria Murphy and Carl Grose to write contrasting narrative voices, blending courtly restraint with the lovers' emotional perspectives.

Photograph of the first page of the script for Tristan and Yseult.

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University of Exeter Special Collections @exeterunispeccoll.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

Today is National Sporting Heritage Day! Did you know our University Archive contains items relating to university sports going back more than a century, including reports, photographs, sportswear, balls, and even trophies? Here's a small selection! 📷 EUL UA #NSHD2026 #SportingHeritage #Archives

Sports column's relating to men and women's hockey from an early issues of St Luke's College Student's Magazine

Black and white photograph of men and women wearing tennis attire and holding tennis racquets

Flattened rugby ball, on which is printed 'Middlesex Seven-A-Side St Luke's (18pts) vs. Ldn Welsh (5pts) Twickenham 1952'. The ball is also signed with several signatures, presumably of players on the rugby team.

Inter College Athletic Contests tropy of the University College of the South West

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Falmouth & Exeter Uni Archives @fxuniarchives.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

Here's some books about sport from our #GorsedhKernow collection for National Sporting Heritage Day #NSHD26 Our collections include Cornish #SportingHistory across a range of sports from rugby and football, to wrestling and gig rowing. The special collections are open to browse, 10am-4pm, Mon-Fri.

A display of books relating to sport including '1826: Polkinghorne v Cann' (about a famous wrestling match between the respective champions of Devon and Cornwall), a DVD on Cornish wrestling, and a open book about the history of rugby in Cornwall.

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Falmouth & Exeter Uni Archives @fxuniarchives.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

Very excited to be part of this! Come and hear about how we engaged students in the Nick Darke archive, celebrating his life and plays and taking inspiration for new creative works. Book now: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/impact-sem...

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Impact seminar: involving students in archival practice

Join this impact seminar to hear how different archives have collaborated with students and alumni on a variety of projects.

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Falmouth & Exeter Uni Archives @fxuniarchives.bsky.social · 18/09/2026

We're open again, just in time for the start of term! Here's a quick guide for new (and returning) students on what we do and how you can use our collections. Find out more at the university websites (link in our bio), by emailing us, or by coming to see us on level 0 of the Exchange.

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A post with a blue background that reads: "About the archives. The archives are free to use for students, staff and the general public. We hold collections from both Falmouth University and the University of Exeter. This means we have lots of collections on all sorts of topics that you can use to inform your research or creative practice. You can find overviews of our collections on the university websites - see the link in our bio!"

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Falmouth & Exeter Uni Archives @fxuniarchives.bsky.social · 16/09/2026

This month, we're launching a series of posts celebrating a new production of Tristan & Yseult from Emma Rice Company. Make sure to follow along to explore the archive & origins of this timeless Cornish love story, looking at how the show became one of Kneehigh's best-loved productions 🖤🤍

A diagram of a white heart shape with measurements, titled "Kneehigh: Tristan + Yseult."

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Penlee House Gallery & Museum @penleehousegallery.bsky.social · 09/09/2026

💙 New display at Penlee House! Discover Gorsedh Kernow, Cornwall’s Bardic assembly, through photographs in our Social History Gallery. Explore the traditions, ceremonies and people who celebrate Cornwall’s unique Celtic heritage. 🌿 #PenleeHouse #GorsedhKernow #Cornwall

A smiling woman with a head covering stands with arms outstretched before a stone tower on a rocky hill overlooking a town in this black-and-white. Ann Trevenen Jenkin, 1994. Photographer: Phil Monckton
Ann Trevenen Jenkin in front of Carn Brea Castle on becoming Deputy Grand Bard. She was the first woman to hold this position and later became the first female Grand Bard from 1997 - 2000. Her bardic name was Bryallen ("Primrose").

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University of Exeter Special Collections @exeterunispeccoll.bsky.social · 02/09/2026

🎉Announcing our 2026 Ronald Duncan Stipend for South West Writing awardees 🎉 Chloe Eathorne Bede Yolland Learn about their projects at specialcollectionsarchive.exeter.ac.uk/exhibits/sho... Watch this space for the announcement of our final 2026 awardee in partnership with #ExeterNorthcott ...

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University of Exeter Special Collections @exeterunispeccoll.bsky.social · 21/08/2026

On World Goat Day, we can never resist sharing this wonderful postcard from the Syon Abbey archive! This photograph, taken in c 1954, shows Sister Mary Peter with her favourite animals on the community's farm - the goats! 📷 EUL MS 389/PUB/3 #WorldGoatDay #GoatDay #SyonAbbey #Nuntastic

Black and white photograph showing a nun wearing the Bridgettine habit standing in a field with two goats on either side of her. In the bottom left hand corner is typed: 'The Farm Syon Abbey'.

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University of Exeter Special Collections @exeterunispeccoll.bsky.social · 13/08/2026

Job alert: last few days to apply to join the wonderful Archives and Special Collections team down at our Penryn campus. Deadline: 16th August

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Falmouth & Exeter Uni Archives @fxuniarchives.bsky.social · 12/08/2026

As always, the Charles Woolf Slide Collection can be browsed for free on JSTOR: www.jstor.org/site/univers...

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Falmouth & Exeter Uni Archives @fxuniarchives.bsky.social · 12/08/2026

Will you be watching the eclipse tonight? Cornwall will have some of the best views in the whole of the UK (and hopefully no pesky clouds this time!) This image, from our Charles Woolf Slide Collection, shows the partial eclipse in July 1972 as the sun sets over the sea at Newquay. 📷: ICS12/14135

A partial eclipse of the sun on 10 July 1972 while it sets over the sea near Newquay.

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Kresen Kernow @kresenkernow.bsky.social · 11/08/2026

August's #WeeklyReads celebrates Holyer an Gof award winners. 📚 This week ‘The Cornish Language in the Nineteenth Century’ by Kensa Broadhurst, which challenges the long-held belief that Cornish became extinct in 1777 and explores its continued use and preservation.

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Falmouth & Exeter Uni Archives @fxuniarchives.bsky.social · 12/08/2026

Applications to be our Archives and Special Collections Officer close this Sunday (16th August). If you're interesting in joining our team and helping staff, students and the public to access our wonderful collections, we'd like to hear from you! jobs.falmouth.ac.uk/vacancies/18...

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Falmouth & Exeter Uni Archives @fxuniarchives.bsky.social · 30/07/2026

📷: AC2017-009 Box 7 - Endymion's Cave, Hazel Sims Archive, Falmouth University © Estate of Hazel Sims Our Hazel Sims Archive includes a huge amount of embroidery, one of her lifelong passions. You can find out more about Sims and our other artist archives here: www.falmouth.ac.uk/library/arch...

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Artists' Archives

Collections that reveal creative practice and process across multiple disciplines, documenting how artists think, experiment and make.

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Falmouth & Exeter Uni Archives @fxuniarchives.bsky.social · 30/07/2026

Happy #WorldEmbroideryDay 🪡 This wall hanging by Hazel Sims is titled 'Endymion's Cave' in reference to a scene in Greek mythology. The mixture of stiches and threads builds up texture and colour into a striking final design. Measuring over a metre long, it is one of our largest items!

A photograph of an abstract wall hanging on a white background. The hanging is a mixture of blue, green and purple embroidery on blue fabric.

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Falmouth & Exeter Uni Archives @fxuniarchives.bsky.social · 27/07/2026

We are seeking an Archives & Special Collections Officer to join our team at the Penryn Campus! This is an exciting opportunity to support archives and special collections services across Falmouth University and @cornwall.exeter.ac.uk. Apply now via the link in our bio. Applications close 16 Aug.

A text post reading "Join our team! We're looking for an Archives and Special Collections Officer. You'll be: Preserving and providing access to a diverse range of fascinating archives and special collections; supporting students, staff, researchers and members of the public; Contributing to innovative projects and service development initiatives; Shaping and enhancing digital collections management and access. This post is permanent, part-time (30hrs/week) and based on campus. Closing date: Sunday 16th Aug". The post has a blue background and a pattern of light blue dashes at the top and bottom.

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University of Exeter Special Collections @exeterunispeccoll.bsky.social · 27/07/2026

It's National Marine Week! 🌊 These marine algae specimens were collected in Plymouth and pressed in an album by Russel Harris in c late 1800s or early 1900s. Their vibrant colours last to the present day! 📷 EUL MS 278 #NationalMarineWeek #MarineWeek #MarineMonday #Devon #Algae #Seaweed #Archives

Pressed fan-shaped red algae with branched blades

Pressed delicate red algae with intricate branches

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University of Exeter Special Collections @exeterunispeccoll.bsky.social · 24/07/2026

Some beautiful blooms to brighten your Friday! 💐 📷 Illustration of spotted palmate, pyramidal & lizard orchids & a gymnadenia from ‘The Flowering Plants of Great Britain’ (1855) by Anne Pratt [Baring-Gould Library 0691] #FlowersOnFriday #FridayFlowers #RareBooks

Close-up image of a page in an opened book, showing a full-page colour illustration of three varieties of orchids and a fragrant gymnadenia. The illustration is coloured in shades of green, red, pink, white and orange.

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Falmouth & Exeter Uni Archives @fxuniarchives.bsky.social · 23/07/2026

Guest blog! ✏️ Creative writing student Ellie talks about developing her ideas during her artist residency in the archives: "In my first few sessions in the archives, I brought only a notebook and pencil ... I found that making these notes in my notebook made it easier for me to brainstorm ideas"

Ellie writes in her notebook in the archives reading room. The special collections stacks are visible in the background.

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Falmouth & Exeter Uni Archives @fxuniarchives.bsky.social · 16/07/2026

If you'd like to see more of the Charles Woolf collection, you can! It's available to browse for free on JSTOR: www.jstor.org/site/univers...

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Falmouth & Exeter Uni Archives @fxuniarchives.bsky.social · 16/07/2026

Will you be going to the Camborne Show this weekend? We've got some lovely slides in our Woolf collection of country shows and fairs in Cornwall. This dramatic photo shows a sheaf pitching contest at the Newquay Show in 1956, 70 years ago. This lady seems a very adept competitor! 📷: ICS12/2178

A woman in a white jumper and blue skirt using a pitchfork to toss a sheaf of wheat over a bar held between two posts, in front of a large crowd.

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Kresen Kernow @kresenkernow.bsky.social · 15/07/2026

We're recruiting a Library and Archives Service Assistant apprentice. Help make Cornwall's archives accessible while gaining valuable skills, experience and a recognised qualification. Paid 18-month apprenticeship. Apply by 20 July. www.cornwall.gov.uk/jobs-and-car... and search for 'archives'.

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Kresen Kernow @kresenkernow.bsky.social · 14/07/2026

📸 See Cornwall's mining landscape from a whole new perspective. Our latest pop-up exhibition celebrates 20 years of the Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape World Heritage Site, with photography spanning all 10 mining districts. Open July–August. #WHS20

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University of Exeter Special Collections @exeterunispeccoll.bsky.social · 03/07/2026

Some beautiful blooms to brighten your Friday! 💐 We hope you have a lovely weekend. 📷 Illustration of horehound, motherwort and hemp nettle from ‘The Flowering Plants of Great Britain' (1855) by Anne Pratt [Baring-Gould Library 0691] #FridayFlowers #FlowerFriday #FlowersOnFriday #RareBooks

An opened book showing full-page colour illustration of horehound, motherwort and hemp nettle, decorated in shades of yellow, pink, purple and green.

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University of Exeter Special Collections @exeterunispeccoll.bsky.social · 25/06/2026

Can you spot a very tiny seafarer in this 16th century map of Gloucestershire from our Saxton Atlas? The #DayOfTheSeafarer highlights the essential role of seafarers, as well as the many risks of a life at sea - though hopefully with fewer sea monsters around these days! 📷 Rare books B 1590/SAX/XX

Detail from a hand-painted, sixteenth-century map. It shows a small section of land on the right, painted yellow, and next to it in the sea is a wooden ship with white sails. Standing at the front of the ship is a tiny person wearing a a red jumper.

A large book opened to two full-pages showing a hand-coloured map of Gloucestershire in England, including the names of towns and villages. A coat of arms is drawn at the top of the page. Sections of the map showing the sea include drawings of sea monsters and ships.

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Falmouth & Exeter Uni Archives @fxuniarchives.bsky.social · 23/06/2026

Ty a yll browsya oll an imajyow y'n Kuntell Slynk Charles Woolf war JSTOR / You can browse all the images in the Charles Woolf Slide Collection on JSTOR: www.jstor.org/site/univers...

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Falmouth & Exeter Uni Archives @fxuniarchives.bsky.social · 23/06/2026

It's very hot today! This is an image in the #CharlesWoolf Slide Collection from the 1976 drought, a historically hot and dry summer. Woolf took many photos of the effects of the drought in Cornwall, including this one from the A38 near Wadebridge. Don't those fields look dry! #SpeakCornishWeek

A view of dry and yellowing fields, looking towards the some hills in the distance. A dark green hedge curves away from the viewer and the trees and hedges are still green. The sky is cloudless and a hazy blue.

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Falmouth & Exeter Uni Archives @fxuniarchives.bsky.social · 23/06/2026

Pur domm yw hedhyw! Hemm yw imaj y'n Kuntel Slynk Charles Woolf dhyworth an seghter 1976, hav sygh ha tomm yn istorek. Woolf a gachyas lies skeusen a'n effeythyow an seghter yn Kernow, y'ga mysk an huni ma dhyworth an A38 ogas dhe Ponswad. Ass yw an gwelyow na kras! #SeythenKowsKernewek #Kernewek

Vu a welyow sygh ha melynhes, ow mires troha breow y'n pellder. Ke a wra kamma dhe-ves a'n gwelyor ha'n gwedhennow ha keow yw glas hwath. An ebron yw heb kommol hag yw glas lughek.

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Design History Society @sodesignhistory.bsky.social · 19/06/2026

Want to know more about the 2026 Design Writing Prize? Submission formats can include essays, interviews, reviews, or editorial commentary. Submissions can also include more experimental approaches to disseminating design history research such as film or podcasts. Find out more: buff.ly/OtO34nj

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Falmouth & Exeter Uni Archives @fxuniarchives.bsky.social · 17/06/2026

There's only a few days left to get your applications in for the Ronald Duncan Stipend. If you're a writer from or connected to the South West, don't miss this paid opportunity to work with archives to develop your creative practice! Apply here: libguides.exeter.ac.uk/archives/Dun...

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LibGuides: Archives and Special Collections: Ronald Duncan Stipend for Southwest Writing

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University of Exeter Special Collections @exeterunispeccoll.bsky.social · 27/05/2026

We are delighted to announce a new exhibition by student volunteer Katie Gray on the subject of 'The Exeter Wartime Experience'. This exhibition is free for all to visit on Level +1 of the Forum Library on the University of Exeter's Streatham Campus! #Archives #Exhibitions #Exeter

Green background with a Special Collections border at the top and bottom of the box. The white and light green text reads: 'NEW student-led Special Collections exhibition available to explore in the Forum Library! Find it on Level +1'. Opposite the text is a photograph of the display case with four shelves.

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Kresen Kernow @kresenkernow.bsky.social · 23/05/2026

Have you had a chance to visit our ‘Cornwall in Print’ exhibition yet? We love the poster wall upstairs in the Treasures Gallery, which showcases a selection of work by Cornish printers, the letter types they used and the variety of styles chosen by the printers. #letterpress #printinghistory

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University of Exeter Special Collections @exeterunispeccoll.bsky.social · 19/05/2026

Applying for the Ronald Duncan Stipends for Southwest writing? ✍️ Why not book an online surgery with an archivist! A great opportunity to ask questions & discuss archives that could inspire your work. More info, book a surgery & apply ⬇️ @exetercityoflit.bsky.social #WritingCommunity #AmWriting

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LibGuides: Archives and Special Collections: Ronald Duncan Stipend for Southwest Writing

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Falmouth & Exeter Uni Archives @fxuniarchives.bsky.social · 22/05/2026

The Ronald Duncan Stipend is open for applications! Writers with a strong connection to the South West could get a £2,000 stipend towards using University of Exeter collections (in Penryn or Exeter) to inspire new creative work. Deadline is 21st June!

A post with a green background and a white illustration of a hand with an ink pen in the top right corner. The title is "Ronald Duncan Stipend for Southwest Writing" and the post text reads "Passionate writer with a strong connection to the South West? Interested in how archives can inform your creative practice? Use University of Exeter archives to inspire new creative work. £2000 stipend available. Applications are now open!" In a white tab in the bottom right corner of the post, text reads "Deadline 21 June 2026 - Link in bio to apply".

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Falmouth & Exeter Uni Archives @fxuniarchives.bsky.social · 29/04/2026

New accessions alert! 🚨 Ahead of our closure, we've been working on our accessions backlog - one of the first steps towards material being catalogued. Today we've been listing theatre papers from Dartington College of Arts, which merged with Falmouth University in 2008. Here are some gems so far!

A booklet titled 'Ghosts and Hauntings' with an illustration of a ghost on the front cover.

A booklet titled 'The Missing Mars Bars' with frames from camera film arranged irregularly on the front cover.

A mailing from Neighbourhood Open Workshop (NOW) letting supporters know that they had moved in the form of a large illustration of a moving van. The back of the van is flipped open to show a letter from NOW.

Photographic slides from Neighbourhood Open Workshop (NOW), with labels written in blue pen. The closest slide is labelled "'NSEW' Dartington European Conference April 83".

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Falmouth & Exeter Uni Archives @fxuniarchives.bsky.social · 17/04/2026

An Gonis Kovskrifennow ha Kuntellow Arbennik a vydh deges a-dhia mis Me bys mis Gwynngala rag oberow a res y'n drehevyans Keschanj. Ni a vydh gorthebi dhe wovynadow ebost, dell yw usys, mes ny yllyn ragerghi apoyntyansow dres an termyn ma. Ni a vir war-rag dh'agas gweles arta yn mis Gwynngala!

Argemmyn gonis: An Gonis Kovskrifennow ha Kuntellow Arbennik a vydh deges a-dhia mis Me bys mis Gwynngala rag oberow a res y'n drehevyans Keschanj.

Ni a vydh gorthebi dhe wovynadow ebost, dell yw usys. Byttegyns, ny yllyn provia hedhas dhe'n kovskrifennow po ragerghi apoyntyansow dres an termyn ma.

Ni a vir war-rag dh'agas gweles arta yn mis Gwynngala!

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Falmouth & Exeter Uni Archives @fxuniarchives.bsky.social · 17/04/2026

The Archives and Special Collections will be closed from May to September due to essential works taking place in the Exchange building. We will be responding to email enquiries as usual, but we will be unable to provide reader appointments. We look forward to seeing you again in September!

Closure notice: The Archives and Special Collections will be closed from May to September due to essential works taking place in the Exchange building.

We will be responding to email enquiries as usual. However our ability to provide access to material will be limited, meaning we will be unable to provide reader appointments during this period.

We look forward to seeing you again in September!

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University of Exeter Special Collections @exeterunispeccoll.bsky.social · 08/04/2026

📢 Great news for South West writers... Applications are now open for our 2026 Ronald Duncan Stipends! 🎉 If exploring archives sparks ideas for your writing, this might be the opportunity for you 📖 ✍️ For more info and to apply, please visit our LibGuide ⬇️ #WritingCommunity #AmWriting #Archives

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LibGuides: Archives and Special Collections: Ronald Duncan Stipend for Southwest Writing

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Falmouth & Exeter Uni Archives @fxuniarchives.bsky.social · 27/03/2026

Our next #CollectionsInFocus blog post is up! In it we uncover some gems from the Papers of Royston Green, a teacher and committed supporter of Celtic nationalism and communism. These items are part of Green's Cornish language teaching materials and include illustrations, like these labelled hands.

Cornish language teaching resources, including diagrams of the parts of a hand in Cornish.

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University of Exeter Special Collections @exeterunispeccoll.bsky.social · 27/03/2026

Interested in theatre history in Exeter and Devon? 🎭 Then check out our online guide and explore our Drama, Music and Theatre History resources! ⬇️ Our collections are available to everyone, for research or enjoyment. #WorldTheatreDay #TheatreHistory #TheatreArchives @uniofexeterdrama.bsky.social

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LibGuides: Special Collections: Drama, Music and Theatre History: Introduction

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University of Exeter Special Collections @exeterunispeccoll.bsky.social · 11/03/2026

Jack Clemo, a Cornish poet & writer, was born on 11 March 1916. Clemo's archive provides fascinating insight into the creation of his literary works, as well as his personal relationships & his experiences of losing his sight & his hearing. 📷 EUL MS 68 #OnThisDay #OTD #LiteraryArchives #Cornwall

Sepia toned photograph inserted into a photograph album. It shows Jack Clemo outdoors on what appears to be a grassy hill, wearing light coloured trousers, suspenders, a shirt and a tie. His hands are behind his back. Next to him on the ground is a little black dog, presumably a pommeranian. The photograph is captioned '1936 Aug J.C'.

An assortment of items from the Jack Clemo archive laid on a black background. The items include a diary, a literary draft written in a notebooks, a closed photograph album, an opened photograph album, a Valentine's card, and an envelope.

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Falmouth & Exeter Uni Archives @fxuniarchives.bsky.social · 04/03/2026

Wortiwedh, ottava! Pur yntanys on ni deklarya an ygeryans a’ga diskwedhyans Benenes a’n Orsedh y’n Lyverva Kampus Pennrynn. 🎉 Ow solempnya an benenes orth bleyn a wonisogeth hag ertach a Gernow, an diskwedhyans a vydh ygor dres mis Meurth. Bedhewgh sur dhe dos ha’y weles! #GorsedhKernow #Kernewek

Cornish alt text / Tekst aral Kernewek: Skrisel yn Kernewek rag an diskwedhyans Benenes a’n Orsedh yn Lyverva Kampus Pennrynn yn mis Meurth 2026. Yma tri imach a verdh kernewek yn klokys glas war gilva las.

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Falmouth & Exeter Uni Archives @fxuniarchives.bsky.social · 04/03/2026

It’s finally here! We’re very excited to announce that our Women of the Gorsedh exhibition is now open at Penryn Campus Library. 🎉 Celebrating women who have made important contributions to Cornish culture and heritage, the exhibition will be up throughout March. Make sure to come and see it!

English alt text / Tekst aral Sowsnek: An English-language poster for the Women of the Gorsedh exhibition at Penryn Campus Library in March 2026. There are three pictures of Cornish bards in blue robes on a blue background.

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