The ARCH Project benefits from the expertise and guidance of advisory groups – one for the Scottish team and one for the German team. These groups were established to help develop the proposal for the research and they continue to meet to review progress and guide the research teams as they navigate their way through this
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Looking forward to this new publication - will be adding a copy to our @AberlourCCT Archive!
@ARCH_stirling @litandlang https://twitter.com/craigscrolls/status/1631301029017927684
Roof ornament taken from the demolition site of Aberlour Orphanage in 1971, home to long-neglected Scottish writer Dorothy K. Haynes from 1929-33. More soon on new edition by myself/@scotlit.
@timothycbaker’s 2022 essay of Haynes also highly recommended!!
Podcast - ARCH, Records, and Record-Keeping | Archiving Residential Children's Homes https://archproject.stir.ac.uk/welcome-to-the-arch-project/project-aims/phase-one-the-past/podcast-arch-records-and-record-keeping/ via @ARCH_Stirling
Have a listen to what life was like in @AberlourCCT Orphanage for Ron Aitchison who lived there 1950-64 in one of our oral histories https://archproject.stir.ac.uk/welcome-to-the-arch-project/project-aims/phase-one-the-past/phase-one-oral-history/ Parts of Ron's testimony have been added to our ever-developing timeline https://archproject.stir.ac.uk/welcome-to-the-arch-project/project-aims/phase-one-the-past/timeline/ #ThrowbackThursday
Looking forward to this new publication - will be adding a copy to our @AberlourCCT Archive!
@ARCH_stirling @litandlang https://twitter.com/craigscrolls/status/1631301029017927684
Roof ornament taken from the demolition site of Aberlour Orphanage in 1971, home to long-neglected Scottish writer Dorothy K. Haynes from 1929-33. More soon on new edition by myself/@scotlit.
@timothycbaker’s 2022 essay of Haynes also highly recommended!!
Podcast - ARCH, Records, and Record-Keeping | Archiving Residential Children's Homes https://archproject.stir.ac.uk/welcome-to-the-arch-project/project-aims/phase-one-the-past/podcast-arch-records-and-record-keeping/ via @ARCH_Stirling
Have a listen to what life was like in @AberlourCCT Orphanage for Ron Aitchison who lived there 1950-64 in one of our oral histories https://archproject.stir.ac.uk/welcome-to-the-arch-project/project-aims/phase-one-the-past/phase-one-oral-history/ Parts of Ron's testimony have been added to our ever-developing timeline https://archproject.stir.ac.uk/welcome-to-the-arch-project/project-aims/phase-one-the-past/timeline/ #ThrowbackThursday
Looking forward to this new publication - will be adding a copy to our @AberlourCCT Archive!
@ARCH_stirling @litandlang https://twitter.com/craigscrolls/status/1631301029017927684
Roof ornament taken from the demolition site of Aberlour Orphanage in 1971, home to long-neglected Scottish writer Dorothy K. Haynes from 1929-33. More soon on new edition by myself/@scotlit.
@timothycbaker’s 2022 essay of Haynes also highly recommended!!
Podcast - ARCH, Records, and Record-Keeping | Archiving Residential Children's Homes https://archproject.stir.ac.uk/welcome-to-the-arch-project/project-aims/phase-one-the-past/podcast-arch-records-and-record-keeping/ via @ARCH_Stirling
Have a listen to what life was like in @AberlourCCT Orphanage for Ron Aitchison who lived there 1950-64 in one of our oral histories https://archproject.stir.ac.uk/welcome-to-the-arch-project/project-aims/phase-one-the-past/phase-one-oral-history/ Parts of Ron's testimony have been added to our ever-developing timeline https://archproject.stir.ac.uk/welcome-to-the-arch-project/project-aims/phase-one-the-past/timeline/ #ThrowbackThursday
Looking forward to this new publication - will be adding a copy to our @AberlourCCT Archive!
@ARCH_stirling @litandlang https://twitter.com/craigscrolls/status/1631301029017927684
Roof ornament taken from the demolition site of Aberlour Orphanage in 1971, home to long-neglected Scottish writer Dorothy K. Haynes from 1929-33. More soon on new edition by myself/@scotlit.
@timothycbaker’s 2022 essay of Haynes also highly recommended!!
Podcast - ARCH, Records, and Record-Keeping | Archiving Residential Children's Homes https://archproject.stir.ac.uk/welcome-to-the-arch-project/project-aims/phase-one-the-past/podcast-arch-records-and-record-keeping/ via @ARCH_Stirling
Have a listen to what life was like in @AberlourCCT Orphanage for Ron Aitchison who lived there 1950-64 in one of our oral histories https://archproject.stir.ac.uk/welcome-to-the-arch-project/project-aims/phase-one-the-past/phase-one-oral-history/ Parts of Ron's testimony have been added to our ever-developing timeline https://archproject.stir.ac.uk/welcome-to-the-arch-project/project-aims/phase-one-the-past/timeline/ #ThrowbackThursday
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Looking forward to this new publication - will be adding a copy to our @AberlourCCT Archive!
@ARCH_stirling @litandlang https://twitter.com/craigscrolls/status/1631301029017927684
Roof ornament taken from the demolition site of Aberlour Orphanage in 1971, home to long-neglected Scottish writer Dorothy K. Haynes from 1929-33. More soon on new edition by myself/@scotlit.
@timothycbaker’s 2022 essay of Haynes also highly recommended!!
Podcast - ARCH, Records, and Record-Keeping | Archiving Residential Children's Homes https://archproject.stir.ac.uk/welcome-to-the-arch-project/project-aims/phase-one-the-past/podcast-arch-records-and-record-keeping/ via @ARCH_Stirling
Have a listen to what life was like in @AberlourCCT Orphanage for Ron Aitchison who lived there 1950-64 in one of our oral histories https://archproject.stir.ac.uk/welcome-to-the-arch-project/project-aims/phase-one-the-past/phase-one-oral-history/ Parts of Ron's testimony have been added to our ever-developing timeline https://archproject.stir.ac.uk/welcome-to-the-arch-project/project-aims/phase-one-the-past/timeline/ #ThrowbackThursday
Looking forward to this new publication - will be adding a copy to our @AberlourCCT Archive!
@ARCH_stirling @litandlang https://twitter.com/craigscrolls/status/1631301029017927684
Roof ornament taken from the demolition site of Aberlour Orphanage in 1971, home to long-neglected Scottish writer Dorothy K. Haynes from 1929-33. More soon on new edition by myself/@scotlit.
@timothycbaker’s 2022 essay of Haynes also highly recommended!!
Podcast - ARCH, Records, and Record-Keeping | Archiving Residential Children's Homes https://archproject.stir.ac.uk/welcome-to-the-arch-project/project-aims/phase-one-the-past/podcast-arch-records-and-record-keeping/ via @ARCH_Stirling
Have a listen to what life was like in @AberlourCCT Orphanage for Ron Aitchison who lived there 1950-64 in one of our oral histories https://archproject.stir.ac.uk/welcome-to-the-arch-project/project-aims/phase-one-the-past/phase-one-oral-history/ Parts of Ron's testimony have been added to our ever-developing timeline https://archproject.stir.ac.uk/welcome-to-the-arch-project/project-aims/phase-one-the-past/timeline/ #ThrowbackThursday
Looking forward to this new publication - will be adding a copy to our @AberlourCCT Archive!
@ARCH_stirling @litandlang https://twitter.com/craigscrolls/status/1631301029017927684
Roof ornament taken from the demolition site of Aberlour Orphanage in 1971, home to long-neglected Scottish writer Dorothy K. Haynes from 1929-33. More soon on new edition by myself/@scotlit.
@timothycbaker’s 2022 essay of Haynes also highly recommended!!
Podcast - ARCH, Records, and Record-Keeping | Archiving Residential Children's Homes https://archproject.stir.ac.uk/welcome-to-the-arch-project/project-aims/phase-one-the-past/podcast-arch-records-and-record-keeping/ via @ARCH_Stirling
Have a listen to what life was like in @AberlourCCT Orphanage for Ron Aitchison who lived there 1950-64 in one of our oral histories https://archproject.stir.ac.uk/welcome-to-the-arch-project/project-aims/phase-one-the-past/phase-one-oral-history/ Parts of Ron's testimony have been added to our ever-developing timeline https://archproject.stir.ac.uk/welcome-to-the-arch-project/project-aims/phase-one-the-past/timeline/ #ThrowbackThursday
Looking forward to this new publication - will be adding a copy to our @AberlourCCT Archive!
@ARCH_stirling @litandlang https://twitter.com/craigscrolls/status/1631301029017927684
Roof ornament taken from the demolition site of Aberlour Orphanage in 1971, home to long-neglected Scottish writer Dorothy K. Haynes from 1929-33. More soon on new edition by myself/@scotlit.
@timothycbaker’s 2022 essay of Haynes also highly recommended!!
Podcast - ARCH, Records, and Record-Keeping | Archiving Residential Children's Homes https://archproject.stir.ac.uk/welcome-to-the-arch-project/project-aims/phase-one-the-past/podcast-arch-records-and-record-keeping/ via @ARCH_Stirling
Have a listen to what life was like in @AberlourCCT Orphanage for Ron Aitchison who lived there 1950-64 in one of our oral histories https://archproject.stir.ac.uk/welcome-to-the-arch-project/project-aims/phase-one-the-past/phase-one-oral-history/ Parts of Ron's testimony have been added to our ever-developing timeline https://archproject.stir.ac.uk/welcome-to-the-arch-project/project-aims/phase-one-the-past/timeline/ #ThrowbackThursday
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