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An example of a William Mulready letter sheet in the Terry's company archive today, postmarked 1840. Introduced as part of the British Post Office reforms on 1840, they proved much less popular than the 'Penny Black' stamp and were quickly abandoned.

If you’re attending our University of York #OpenDays this weekend don’t forget to pop in and see us in We're not here anymore - formerly @UoYLibrary! We’ll have exciting archival treasures on display and you can find out how we support teaching and learning. 10am-3pm both days. University of York Outreach York Dept of English University of York History Department

If you're attending the Economic and Business History Society conference in York don't forget to say hi to us! We'll be in the dining room area ready to talk to you about our business collections. Sally-Anne Shearn will be there Thurs AM, and Laura Yeoman will be joining her Thurs PM and Fri AM!

We're here at the Economic and Business History Society Annual Conference at York St John University - with a range of records for the delegates to look at (all duplicates or facsimiles - fear not! Economic and Business History Society You can find us in the dining room 📜

What links foxes, Doctor Who, 19th century Australia, and horseracing? The new Borthwick Newsletter of course! Find out more about our latest accessions, catalogues, news and events via the link below... york.ac.uk/borthwick/news…

On this day in 1948 the new National Health Service was launched. This issue of the Nursing Times described it as a 'comprehensive service made possible by the State for its citizens, not as a form of charity, but as their right.' Happy Birthday to the NHS! #nhs76

New month, new newsletter! As we finally welcome some sunshine, why not have a dip into the latest news from the archives - find out more about the conservation of our probate records, our newest additions to the catalogue, and some very exciting news... buff.ly/3WqVuNh

Happy Yorkshire Day! What better day to share how delighted we are to have been reaccredited by The National Archives, for another 6 years 🎉 buff.ly/3YqeCgQ

The September Borthwick newsletter features the launch of two new exhibitions looking at the history of chapbooks and the work of the Women's Land Army in WW2. Plus new accessions, news from conservation, and a letter from 1830s America :) york.ac.uk/borthwick/news…

Next Wednesday October 3rd at the usual venue 7:30 Our friend Laura Yeomans from Borthwick archives talking about church courts in York from Middle Ages to Victorian times. Fascinating stories! ⁦UoY Borthwick Institute for Archives⁩ ⁦⁦Family History Federation⁩ ⁦BALH⁩ #localhistory

October is back again and so is our newsletter! This month with an introduction to our busy searchroom team, the Flying Man of Pocklington, and some advice for the 1940s teenager... york.ac.uk/borthwick/news…

Save the date! Join us on 6 November, in #York’s glorious King’s Manor for this year’s Canterbury and York Society annual lecture. @r_g_allen will be speaking on the Magdalen College charters and their scribes #medievaltwitter York CMS #archives

New month, new newsletter! Read on for updates on our on-site services, our upcoming events and our exciting new accessions. buff.ly/4f84LSn

A lesser spotted sea(l) creature found hiding in the strongroom today... Also known as a1558 conveyance of a property in Stonegate believed to have become the site of the famous Terry's of York shop and restaurant 3 centuries later.