
Tales from the Archives
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Podcast Overview
<p>For over 30 years, the<b> SDS Group</b> have been managing and digitising the Nation’s Archives. </p><p>In <b>Tales from the Archives: Past Brought to Life</b>, we meet the people and archivists behind some of the country’s most remarkable collections, sharing socially significant stories and archives you probably didn’t even know existed. </p><p><br></p><p>Find out more on <b>www.talesfromthearchives.co.uk</b> </p><p><br></p>
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May 29, 2026
Votes for Women, War Heroes and Trailblazers: The Archives of Manchester High School for Girls
Join us for a fascinating podcast with archivists Pam and Gwen from Manchester High School for Girls, as we explore one of the most remarkable school archives in the country. From the school's earliest beginnings to its significant role in the Votes for Women movement, the archive offers a unique window into the lives of generations of pupils. We explore the school's experiences during both the First and Second World Wars, including the evacuation of pupils. The girls' contributions to the wa...

March 16, 2026
From Hamstead FC to the World Famous Harlequins Professional Rugby Union Club
In this episode, we explore the story of Hampstead FC—now known as The Harlequins—with club historian and former player Graeme Roberts. You’ll gain a fascinating insight into the club’s digital archives, why making them accessible online is so important, and the plans for developing and expanding the archives in the future. Graeme shares, with great admiration, the story of the outstanding sportsman and rugby player Andrew Stoddart—a wonderful piece of sporting history. He also reflects on th...

February 27, 2026
Open the Doors: Celebrating School Archives Day! 12th March 2026
This episode is a call to all who work with, manage, or care about school archives! We spotlight School Archives Day (12 March 2026), an initiative conceived by Julie Devenney, Archivist at Hutchesons’ Grammar School, home to a rich and extensive archive. Julie is also the founder of the popular @ArchiveHashtag on X, connecting archivists and enthusiasts around the world. Learn how you can celebrate your school archives, showcase your records, artefacts, and images, and inspire interest in th...
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- What is Tales from the Archives?
<p>For over 30 years, the<b> SDS Group</b> have been managing and digitising the Nation’s Archives. </p><p>In <b>Tales from the Archives: Past Brought to Life</b>, we meet the people and archivists behind some of the country’s most remarkable collections, sharing socially significant stories and archives you probably didn’t even know existed. </p><p><br></p><p>Find out more on <b>www.talesfromthearchives.co.uk</b> </p><p><br></p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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