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Family/Local history for York and district but with a far wider reach. Genealogists on site in our research room - open Tues and Thurs 10-4 /Fri by appointment

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Birmingham Archives & Collections @theironroom ·

30 Sep

#MapOnATuesday this week we bring the 1908 Population map of Birmingham highlighting the move away from city centre habitation to more hospitable suburban living. Ref - Medical Health Officers Report, 1908 L 45.11 @LibraryofBham

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York Family History @yorkfhs ·

28 Sep

On Wednesday October 1st we invite author Susan Major to talk to us about her new book on the story of this ancient street. Members of all local and family history societies welcome. You know the venue! 7:30pm ⁦@BALHNews⁩ ⁦@FederationFHS ⁦@VisitYork⁩ ⁦

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19 Sep

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HistoryandHeritageYorkshire @genealogybeech ·

17 Sep

I was very taken with this "fragment of a gravestone in a very wet Batley churchyard" (I believe All Saints) caught by Tim Green. I have seen an image of a similar full stone at the graveyard of the former St Mary's in the Wood Church, Morley dating to 1689. Tim Green CC BY 2.0

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