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Take a look in the top right-hand corner of our Blog. Yes the Society for One-Place Studies is on Twitter (and you can follow us!). But if you are like many of us where social media is concerned you are probably wondering “what’s the point of Twitter?” Now don’t get me wrong, I enjoy social […]Take a look in the top right-hand corner of our Blog. Yes the Society for One-Place Studies is on Twitter (and you can follow us!). But if you are like many of us where social media is concerned you are

In the short time that the Society for One-Place Studies has been in existence we have taken significant steps towards educating members and the wider world about our obsession hobby. Several members have joined in the challenge to complete at least one OPS ‘project’, however small, each month. Ideas are shared and encouragement is given via […]In the short time that the Society for One-Place Studies has been in existence we have taken significant steps towards educating members and the wider world about our obsession hobby. Several members have joined in the challenge to complete at least

Our new feature for email subscriptions to blogs is now available for use. Notifications are sent between 9-11 pm GMT if a blog has been posted in the previous 24 hours. Thank you. Kim BaldacchinoOur new feature for email subscriptions to blogs is now available for use. Notifications are sent between 9-11 pm GMT if a blog has been posted in the previous 24 hours. Thank you. Kim Baldacchino

Do you sometimes feel like you are being pushed and pulled in different directions by the various social media platforms that you use with your one-place study? If you take a look in the top right corner you will see these three boxes. If you click on each of them you will connect with the […]Do you sometimes feel like you are being pushed and pulled in different directions by the various social media platforms that you use with your one-place study? If you take a look in the top right corner you will see

Armed conflict leaves obvious scars on individuals, families and communities. On Remembrance Day we acknowlege those scars. In studying a place we look at both the loud scars and the quiet, less-visible ones. We shine a light on that which might otherwise be forgotten, because we are the memories of a community. In 2014 our […]Armed conflict leaves obvious scars on individuals, families and communities. On Remembrance Day we acknowlege those scars. In studying a place we look at both the loud scars and the quiet, less-visible ones. We shine a light on that which