In this episode, Daniella is joined by archivists Tom Poole and Grace Jordan from The British Motor Industry Heritage Trust Archive.

The primary purposes for which the Hampshire Archives Trust is established are to promote the conservation and preservation of archives for the benefit of the

The AGM for 2026 will be held at the The Rifleman’s Museum (known formerly as the Royal Green Jackets), Peninsula Barracks, Romsey Road, Winchester SO23 8TS

HAT is delighted to begin to hold face-to-face events again – information on individual events is to be found below. These events will also feature on the

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Jacob Newbury discusses medieval wax seals 3D scanning research at the University of Winchester, revealing new insights into the seals of Hyde Abbey.

The primary purposes for which the Hampshire Archives Trust is established are to promote the conservation and preservation of archives for the benefit of the

HAT is delighted to begin to hold face-to-face events again – information on individual events is to be found below. These events will also feature on the

Find out what we've been up to with our latest news. Discover the work that is done thanks to our grants programme.

HAT is delighted to begin to hold face-to-face events again – information on individual events is to be found below. These events will also feature on the

The primary purposes for which the Hampshire Archives Trust is established are to promote the conservation and preservation of archives for the benefit of the

In this episode, Daniella is joined by Alison Whitaker, artist and historical researcher. Alison takes us through a Tudor Who-dunnit, and pieces together the puzzle of a case of jewel forgery that took place in Winchester Cathedral during the 16th century. Alison explains her methodology and how, using archival sources, she delved deeper into this mystery.

HAT is delighted to begin to hold face-to-face events again – information on individual events is to be found below. These events will also feature on the

Led by Professor Martin Biddle CBE with (from 1964) the late Birthe Kjølbye-Biddle, every summer from 1961 to 1970 archaeologists from the UK, Europe and the

The primary purposes for which the Hampshire Archives Trust is established are to promote the conservation and preservation of archives for the benefit of the

Milford on Sea Historical Record Society has been awarded a HAT grant of £500 towards the publication 'All the Queen's Men'

Milford on Sea Historical Record Society has been awarded a HAT grant of £500 towards the publication 'All the Queen's Men'

In this episode Daniella is joined by Joseph Rogers, author of Tithe Barns and Railway Enthusiasm in Twenty-first-century Britain. Joseph takes listeners into the world and history of tithe barns, deb...

In September 1993 Patrick Wilde’s play ‘What’s Wrong with Angry?’ opened at the LOST Theatre, a small fringe theatre in Fulham. Thanks to a sold-out final

Welcome to the Hampshire Archive Trust's blog, where you’ll find posts relating to all things Hampshire local history, family history, archives, and heritage.

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The month of June has become the traditional Pride month and many parades and events are taking place across the UK. Its origins date back to the early 1970s

Recently HAT announced a visit for members to the Gregg School, formerly Townhill Park House, which highlighted that it had been the home of Lord Swaythling

HAT is delighted to begin to hold face-to-face events again – information on individual events is to be found below. These events will also feature on the

The primary purposes for which the Hampshire Archives Trust is established are to promote the conservation and preservation of archives for the benefit of the

In this episode, Daniella speaks to Professor Matt Cook, the Jonathan Cooper Chair of the History of Sexuality at Mansfield College at the University of Oxford, about his research into the history of ...