Institute for the Public Understanding of the Past

Blogs

These pages draw together blogs that are spread over this site, as well as providing new materials that don't appear elsewhere.

Tom Sutton

IPUP intern Tom Sutton describes his part in devising York's Jewish History Trail and researching and writing for the web

Jenny Basford

IPUP intern Jenny Basford describes her research for the exhibition "Revolutionary Fashion" at Fairfax House, York

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Chris Taylor

IPUP intern Chris Taylor describes his research for York Minster on the Figure of a Yorkshire Miner, modelled and presented by George Hector in1959

Alice Ankeny

IPUP intern Alice Ankeny describes her work at Darlow Smithson production company on the TV programme Rebuilding Britain

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Rachel Backa

IPUP intern Rachel Backa describes her research for York Minster on The Horn of Ulph

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Hilary Oldfield Gould

IPUP intern Hilary Oldfield Gould describes her research on the 'John Moore' weathervane of York Minster

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Derek Hippler

IPUP intern Derek Hippler describes his research about Second World War Evacuees to the Shandy Hall Heritage Site

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Nicola Hayes

IPUP intern Nicola Hayes describes her research for York Minster on the Tree of Jesse stained glass panel

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Emma Watson

IPUP Intern Emma Watson records her experience working with Darlow Smithson Productions on a programme on First World War Pilots

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Simon Willgoss

IPUP Intern Simon Willgoss blogs about his time as an intern at a History Channel/BBC television series on the History of America

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Sarah Ashley-Cantello

IPUP Intern Sarah Ashley-Cantello writes about the use of the past in television and her experiences at the BBC

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Nicholas Tosney

IPUP Research Associate Nicholas Tosney writes about his experiences during the project 'The Yorkshire Coiners: Turning History into Film’

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Nadine Lewycky

IPUP Research Associate Nadine Lewycky blogs about her experiences working on the Big City Read project