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UB/Z/L/1 · Series · 1991-2024

Set of sixty three audio recordings with former students and staff of the University of Birmingham between the 1920s and the 1980s, primarily discussing their experiences at the university but often also discussing their childhoods and school education, and sometimes their subsequent careers, originally made on compact cassette tape between November 1991 and July 1992.

Most recordings were made between November 1991 and March 1992, almost entirely by Donald Jones, but there is also one interview by Roy Lowe and Alison Gaukroger several months later, in November 1992.

The recordings on compact cassette were digitised in-house 2021-2022 and new transcripts were made in 2024 for those recordings without them.

Leverhulme Project, University of Birmingham
UB/Z/E · Fonds · 2011-2013

Digital records generated by a project devised by Malcom Dick, Senior Lecturer in Regional and Local History at the University of Birmingham to provide opportunities for students to develop skills in working with the University Archive and to promote the University's history and heritage to other students and a wider audience. This material comprises digital recordings of presentations on aspects of the University's history and of the student experience, given at a public event in March 2013, together with digital photographs taken at the public event and a programme for the public event

Russell, Simon

Copy of recording of lecture by Raymond Priestley to 'A.E.Y.N.T', introduced by Sir Vivian Fuchs. Priestley talks about his experiences in the Antarctic with Shackleton 1907-1909, but the major theme of the lecture is on his experiences as a member of the 'Northern Party' of Scott's British Antarctic Expedition 1910-1913 Recording time: 48 minutes split across two tracks

Copy of recording of lecture by Raymond Priestley to 'A.E.Y.N.T', introduced by Sir Vivian Fuchs. Priestley talks about his experiences in the Antarctic with Shackleton 1907-1909, but the major theme of the lecture is on his experiences as a member of the 'Northern Party' of Scott's British Antarctic Expedition 1910-1913 Recording time: 48 minutes split across two tracks