Can't even avoid this in the archives

Visiting Hida Folk village illustrated some interesting parallel experiences between Northern Scotland and Hilda, Japan. Both, as low grain producing areas, found specialisation in textiles and beef production allowing for the continued existence of a peasant class into the 20th century

I don't know who's responsible for the Junge Welt stickers in Falkirk but I'd appreciate some context

The land policy of the Scottish executive of the labour party in 1918 makes interesting reading — particularly in terms of its scope and scale.

There's a strong argument for the Labour History Archive being the most fun to visit