The Travelling Pharology Archive
Archive pop-ups, community contributions and project developments
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The Travelling Pharology Archive Comes to Harwich
On 15 and 16 August, the Travelling Pharology Archive made its second public appearance, this time at Harwich Maritime Museum. Set beside the historic Low Lighthouse, it was a particularly fitting place to continue testing the Archive. Across the weekend, visitors explored stories connected to lighthouse and maritime heritage, from Henry Winstanley and the Eddystone…
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The Travelling Pharology Archive Makes Its Debut
This weekend saw the first outing of the Travelling Pharology Archive, Lighthouse Explorers’ community-generated collection of lighthouse stories, memories and heritage. Our debut took place in a very special setting. We were on the first floor of the lighthouse at Trinity Buoy Wharf, right next to the home of Longplayer. If you’ve never experienced Longplayer,…
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Contributions Are Now Open for the Travelling Pharology Archive
After many months of planning, research, and ethical review, I am delighted to announce that contributions are now open for the Travelling Pharology Archive! The Archive forms part of my research in Cultural Heritage Studies at University College London (UCL), where I am exploring the question: How can a community-generated travelling lighthouse archive contribute to…
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Updates on Group Trips, the Travelling Archive, and other such matters
Hello everyone, It has been quite a while since my last blog post and for that I need to apologise. Life has been exceptionally busy recently, and although I have been meaning to sit down and write an update for months, there always seemed to be another deadline which I need to attend to! So,…