…festive season. Photographic print captioned ‘Novices learning to skate at Wimbledon’, 27 January 1933. Daily Herald Archive. In this photograph from the Daily Herald Archive, four women hold hands on…
…and his companions in the second series of the show, in the serial ‘The Web Planet’. Photograph form the Daily Herald depicting two Zarbis and a mini-monster, the Lavae Cannon,…
…enjoying the sunset across the Serpentine in Hyde Park, 1938, Harold Tomlin © Daily Herald / Science Museum Group collection Arbend [Evening], 1899, Theodor Hofmeister, Oscar Hofmeister © The Royal…
…that was chosen to host selected and digitised archival materials from the Daily Herald Archive. The project’s Co-Principal Investigator and current Keeper of Science and Technology at National Museums Scotland,…
…insight into lost broadcast media. These pictures from the Daily Herald Archive capture behind-the-scenes moments from a mostly missing Doctor Who story called ‘Galaxy 4’ and a nearly complete story…
…in Insight: Collections and Research Centre © Murray Ballard Perhaps for me most interesting was the Daily Herald Archive. The Daily Herald was a British daily newspaper, published in London…
…& lambs, Sittingbourne, Kent, 6 May 1931, Daily Herald © Science Museum Group collection. Creative Commons BY-NC-SA This photograph of an orchard in Sittingbourne, Kent, taken for the Daily Herald…
…Stand by for statistical goodness… A group watching television, 1954. Daily Herald Archive/National Science and Media Museum/SSPL The Broadcasters Audience Research Board (BARB) reported that by the final quarter of…
…Here are just a few: Derby Grandstand, c.1909, Horace W. Nicholls © The Royal Photographic Society Collection Racegoers at the Derby, 5 June 1935, Edward George Malindine, Daily Herald Archive,…
…Our last stop is the Daily Herald archive, preserving not only the images but the storage systems, even down to the box files, used until the newspaper’s closure in 1969….
…on Alexandra Palace, from the Daily Herald Archive, Science Museum Group collection Today marks the 80th anniversary of the inauguration of the world’s first regular series of high-definition television broadcasts….
…Photographic Society Collection Emigrating to Australia aboard the ‘Georgie’, 1949, Sayle, Daily Herald Archive, Science Museum Group collection Town Hall. Melbourne. c.1855, Walter Bentley Woodbury © The Royal Photographic Society…