Local History: History based around villages, towns, cities and regions

Popular history and genealogy - with an emphasis on 19th century NYC and Brooklyn - using offbeat source material as well as photographs, ads and eph read more »
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"Virtual Norfolk is a three year project to create an innovative teaching and learning web site. Virtual Norfolk will grow to include an unprecedent read more »
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Histories and photos of British brass bands, mostly from the late 19th to mid-20th century. Includes many military bands from the First World War. read more »
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Historic, public lettering on signs, walls and buildingsin Ipswich, the county town of Suffolk, U.K. also in the rest of the county and further afiel read more »
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Website of a major academic research project on families and households in London. Includes summaries of their findings and methodology, and even som read more »
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Huge database of criminal cases with digitized text and images of the published proceedings of the Old Bailey. Very powerful search engine allowing s read more »
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A history of a small village, Hele Bay, near Ilfracombe in north Devon, from the Paleolithic to the present, with many illustrations and photographs read more »
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Romford is one of England's oldest market towns, situated on the Essex/East London border. After the first page, it's not obvious how you get in read more »
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The photographs of Lilian Douglas, a photographer who lived in Whitehaven, Cumbria during the first half of the 20th century. read more »
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The oral and folk traditions of England from ghost stories to morris dancing, holy wells to stone circles. Local history at its most raw and vital! read more »
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Set up by Dr. Janelle Jenstad, Assistant Professor in the Department of English at the University of Victoria, this site is still in its infancy.rn read more »
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From the 'about us' page: 'Eastside Community Heritage was established in 1993 as part of the Stratford City Challenge community history project. read more »
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The story of the villages of Maddiston and Rumford near Falkirk in Central Scotland. The story is told through my own (and some other peoples) read more »
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This is part of the website of Hackney Council and lets people know about historic buildings such as Hoxton Hall and Newington Green Church, as well read more »
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