Since it was founded in 1868 the RHS has become the foremost society in the UK working with professional historians and advancing the scholarly study of the past. We are a learned society with charitable status that is increasingly at the forefront of policy debates about the study of history. We work closely with the Historical Association, the body that leads on history in schools, the Institute of Historical Research, a central hub for the provision of research resources, and History UK (HE), a council of representatives of UK university history departments.
In this post, Jeremy Goh — a PhD student from the University of Warwick — comments on his recent experience of archival work in China. As Jeremy suggests,...
In this post we hear from historians involved in the creation of two new resources, launched in late 2025, to support the teaching of slavery in schools. In...
In this post, Frederick Hyde introduces his new article, 'Lord Palmerston and Tiverton: Politics, Celebrity and Memory in Victorian Britain', published this...
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