Stolen! Theft in the archive is now open!

Did you know there was an attempted burglary of some important anti-fascist documents held at LSE Library? That the classic book On Liberty has two authors, not one? That an important piece of LSE art was stolen?

Stolen! Theft in the archive is a current LSE Library exhibition open to all. Bringing together an international team of curators, we explore theft in different forms: wealth taken by others, ideas obscured by the published record, and robbed legacies.

1926 and 2026 industrial relations: where are we headed?
Thurs, 12 Nov, 18:30-21:00, in-person The annual lecture by the George Lansbury Memorial Trust. Matt...
Women artists in conflict zones: imagination as an act of resistance
Exhibition open until 4 Dec at LSE Atrium Gallery, Old Building What can art reveal about conflict that...
A Place to Call Home: Poverty and Housing in London
A co-curated exhibition at Senate House Library now open! This exhibition will take Booth’s maps as...
David Doughan, 1939-2026
It is with deep sadness that we announce the death of David Doughan, and important figure in the history...
Sandy Shulman
Many among the Friends will have been sad to learn of the passing of Sandy Shulman (Sandra Dawn Montague)...
THE LAST PRINCESSES OF PUNJAB
Sophia Duleep Singh and the women who shaped her – discover the story of Punjabi princess and suffragette...
Celebrate Midsummer With Women
The Women’s International League For Peace and Freedom Trust are celebrating midsummer with a Workshop...
#WomensWednesday No7 post
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Fragile Creatures: Live at the Hunterian Museum
Singer-songwriter Hannah Rose Platt brings Fragile Creatures to the Hunterian Museum Fragile Creatures...
Virginia Stephen and The People's Suffrage Federation
LSE Library is celebrating 100 years of The Women’s Library and will hold a talk about Virginia...