
- Position
- Lead Curator, East India Company Records
- Specialism
- India Office Records
- Department
- Collections
- Related Offices
- Honorary Archivist of the Hakluyt Society, Member of Editorial Board for Adam Matthew‘s East India Company digital resource
Margaret has worked with the collections in the India Office Records since 1979 and is a qualified archivist. She has written about a variety of aspects of the history of the East India Company and is a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society.
Her main research interests currently are:
She has participated in public history initiatives, serving on the Advisory Board for the project East India Company at Home 1757-1857. As well as undertaking outreach activities aimed at bringing the India Office Records to new audiences both in the UK and overseas, she has worked on the development of online archival catalogues and of digital document collections.
Margaret manages, and is a major contributor to, the British Library history blog Untold Lives which draws out from the shadows little-known stories from the past.
Archives of the East India Company and the pre-1947 government of India
Information about people who came into contact with the East India Company and the British administration in India
A wealth of information relating to medicine and health in India
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