A new permanent exhibit at Philadelphia’s Science History Institute looks at the contributions of alchemists from the 15th to 19th centuries.

Telling Stories of Early Modern Ireland

Recipes through the Ages Friday, November 13, 2026 Join EMROC, Wellcome Collection, and theRoyal College of Physicians for a day of transcribing, virtual chatting, and live talks.  This year we are ex...

This is a comprehensive bibliography on the science and history of the 2nd Plague Pandemic, focusing on scholarship of the past 20 years or so. It is regularly updated. An appendix covers the 1st Plag...

Nakashima, Noguchi, and Asawa are artists who changed the way Americans thought of design. A Barnes exhibit wants to showcase their art without forgetting their trauma.

In a Historical Vein: What should we make of the new Charlie Kirk statue, with its red patina?

Der neue «Familiennamenatlas der Deutschschweiz» zeigt, was Familiennamen über Dialekte, frühere Berufe, Wohnorte und Wanderungsbewegungen verraten. Das dreibändige Werk entstand im Rahmen eines vom S...

Esta guía pretende abrir una ventana que permita asomarse a la colección y al universo singular de estas obras de arte.

This guide introduces how to use Git on your computer and how to sync repositories with GitHub. It covers installation, basic configuration, common commands, creating and cloning repositories, committ...

County maps for six early modern England & Wales datasets

Caledonian Mercury, 15 January 1825; Jowita Thor, "Mary Magdalene and the "Fallen" Sisters" in Kloes and Mair, Social Christianity and Beyond, 1800-2000 (Edinburgh University Press, 2025), pp. 115-132

Abstract. Gender historians have pioneered attention to ‘doing words’ to identify otherwise invisible women’s work. Searches in court records for verbs wit