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The National Archives UK

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Who are we? We are The National Archives, the UK government's official archive, containing over 1,000 years of history with records ranging from parchment and paper scrolls through to digital files and archived websites. We are also at the heart of government information policy, to ensure the survival of today´s information for the future.

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The last upload was 2 June.

Clause 28 protest leaflet uploaded 2 June
VE Day Instrument of Surrender uploaded 22 April
"Spring suits" Victorian advertisement uploaded 2 April
Mary Wheatland, the Bognor bathing woman, 1903 uploaded 3 March
Police raid on Fitzroy Square uploaded 12 February
Photograph of Noor Inayat Khan uploaded 7 January
Mince pie recipe uploaded December 2024
Photograph of Charles Harold Moore, champion one-legged swimmer uploaded November 2024
Black figure on illuminated initial from Abbreviatio of The Domesday Book uploaded October 2024
The Free Thai Movement uploaded September 2024
Peta the Home Office cat uploaded August 2024
Front cover of Fauji Akhbar uploaded July 2024
Nelson Mandela's letter from jail uploaded May 2024
1660 proclamation regarding Hackney coaches uploaded March 2024
Photograph of Barbara Beese uploaded March 2024

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The National Archives UK said:
It was a long wait for marmalade: sugar rationing didn't end until 1953.
Retired at last said:
How did the oranges get in from Spain?
Wing Lam said:
Something to comfort you when you find your life too hard to cope with

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Peter Hill said:
It is worth noting that the name "Weatherboard" applying to both the township and the waterfall was changed to "Wentworth Falls" in 1879, and has remained the respective names since then.
Blue Mountains Library, Local Studies said:
This is Wentworth Falls the waterfall, near to Wentworth Falls the village, see one of my personal photos of the waterfall -

The ferns would be in the valley below the falls.
Merryjack said:
Wentworth Falls in flood 2013

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Lady Antigua1 said:
I think the first picture is inside the grounds of ARG. The stand in the back ground may be what is now (Sir) Vivian Richards Pavillion.
Gabriella Howell said:
Governor Baldwin (third from left) with Claude Bell (third from right) holding a water diviner rod. Claude Bell was a water diviner who was invited to Antigua from Jamaica by Baldwin to locate wells and underground streams for the people to obtain additional access to water.