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Art & Architecture
01:11:10
The King is Dead, Long Live the King!: Majesty, Mourning and Modernity in Edwardian Britain

Unforgettable as it was, the public response to the death of Queen Elizabeth II in September 2022 was not without precedent. When her great-grandfather King Edward VII—glamorous, cosmopolitan and extraordinarily popular—died in May 1910, the political, social and cultural anxieties of a nation in turmoil were temporarily set aside during a summer of intense and ritualised mourning. 

Presented by Martin Williams
Guest Speakers
52:49
The Antiquarto, Episode 10: A Conversation on Heraldry

Hear about the work of the College of Arms and the College of Arms Foundation, the publication of the Gore Roll: The Earliest Known Roll of Arms in America, and the Congress held in Boston September 2024.

Family History Research
1:13:44
Setting Yourself Up for Success: Organizational Tools and Tips to Break Down Brick Walls

When researching family history, it can be easy to get swept up in the discoveries you’re making and to forget to stay organized. In this online lecture, Senior Genealogist Rhonda R. McClure will share her top tips for staying organized. She’ll discuss how to create a research plan, maintain a research log, organize digital files, and more.