UM Heritage Photo Collection: huidige en voormalige UM-medewerkers analyseren samen historische foto’s

8 September 2026

The second session of the UM Heritage Photo Collection project has taken place. During these sessions, current and former UM staff who worked at the university between 1975 and 2003 come together to analyse historical photographs and help add missing names, stories and context to the collection.

The second session was recorded on video, so you can get a glimpse of how participants work together to examine the photographs, identify people and locations, and share their memories. Their knowledge helps us to further supplement and enrich the information associated with UM’s historical photo collection. The video is in Dutch and Mestreech dialect. Watch it below!

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