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    The search begins at Bristol Record Office

    by Grace Swordy Posted on / June 5, 2016

    man looks at records

    We find our way around the archives, and one volunteer finds documents relating to his mother.

    Undulating floors and subterranean rivers: to Maison Dieu

    by Francesca Lashmar Posted on / May 31, 2016

    A visit to what remains of a former medieval building visited by Chaucer and royalty.

    To the Langdon Down Centre theatre and museum

    by Research group South East Posted on / May 25, 2016

    Wooden model boat with many sails

    Volunteer Ruby visits Langdon Down and gives an introduction to the site, its theatre and museum.

    Into the Museum of Liverpool and a first look at our exhibition space

    by Research group Liverpool Posted on / May 20, 2016

    portrait of Edward Rushton above fireplace

    Our volunteer Lesley goes on a tour of the Museum of Liverpool and eyes up the Skylight Gallery which will contain the exhibition she will help to create.

    Museum of Liverpool tour with curator Kay Jones

    by Kerry Massheder-Rigby Posted on / May 16, 2016

    a group of people stand in a circle at a gallery entrance

    A community history tour of the galleries, including some objects from the Royal School for the Blind

    Wanted: history detectives in London and Canterbury

    by Kate Smith Posted on / May 9, 2016

    painting of turreted red building

    Join us at venues including the former medieval hospital at Maison Dieu, St Saviour’s Deaf Church, Normansfield Hospital and Chiswick House – plus many archives.

    Making Funny Faces with Blue Room

    by Kerry Massheder-Rigby Posted on / May 3, 2016

    freshly made grey pottery pots

    A visit to Blue Room which gives adults with learning disabilities the opportunity to develop creative and social skills and increase their independence.

    Into the archive at the Royal School for the Blind

    by Kerry Massheder-Rigby Posted on / April 27, 2016

    An address in favour of the School for the Blind in Liverpool

    Beth Astridge, History of Place Archivist, and I visit the Royal School for the Blind for a first look at the archives.

    Volunteers make first visit to London Metropolitan Archive

    by Francesca Lashmar Posted on / April 13, 2016

    The group makes plans for research into London locations.

    Research group visits Canterbury Cathedral archive

    by Francesca Lashmar Posted on / April 13, 2016

    The volunteer research and archive group visit Canterbury Cathedral. They will be exploring documents going back to the 11th century for stories of deaf and disabled lives in medieval alms houses.

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