Here’s a booklet to complement the blogposts and the videos, the exhibitions, memories of street parties, radio broadcasts, film shows and social media exchanges. Capturing all this activity, talk, and creativity, is no… Read More
This blog was originally written for inclusion in the AHRC’s booklet Big Data in the Arts and Humanities: Some Arts and Humanities Research Council Projects, edited by Andrew Prescott, AHRC Digital Transformations Theme… Read More
At the beginning of February, the Know Your Bristol team visited the Greenbank Hotel in Easton to explore a different kind of history, “not written about in books”. The University Of Bristol team… Read More
In February, students from St Mary Redcliffe CE School brought in photos and artefacts for digitising and uploading to the Map Your Bristol website. Amongst the booty discovered were the employment papers of… Read More
A handy ‘How-To’ guide for using Know Your Place…
It was annual global Home Movie Day on 18th October, and we held a Know Your Bristol on the Move event to coincide with this.
The History Bus came to Falmouth Road to test the ‘Map Your Bristol’ website and app, and to investigate the local area.
When we first talked about the Know your Bus strand of this project, all of us had visions of an old double decker bus. Kitted out with our gear and decorated with the… Read More
We’ve started to put together a list of inspiring projects that might give some practical ideas and inspiration for engaging and connecting communities during On The Move. Please do suggest more and we’ll… Read More