Diary

Covering how to create a collections management policy, the accessioning process (transferring ownership of a collection to the archive), appraisal (surveying the collection), and how to create a box list.

Numbers are limited to 2 from each Community Archive Group.
To book - email robin.sampson@norfolk.gov.uk your name, email, name of your group and date of session

This zoom session is part of the Community Archives: Skills, Support and Sustainability project, run by the Norfolk Record Office and funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund

7.30pm

Dr Patrick Anstey
On line presentation ahead of the meeting. Zoom discussion with Patrick on 12 May at 7.30 pm. Please see Society website for further information.

Some tips and tricks for searching for a range of documents, and explain how these can be placed on the clipboard.
Booking info https://norfolkrecordofficeblog.org/events-early-summer-2021/

We hold thousands of these architectural plans, covering all kinds of Norwich buildings , from 1877 to 1989. Join archivist Jenny Watts to explore the plans and discover how to find them in our indexes.
Booking info https://norfolkrecordofficeblog.org/events-early-summer-2021/

Covering how to create a collections management policy, the accessioning process (transferring ownership of a collection to the archive), appraisal (surveying the collection), and how to create a box list.

Numbers are limited to 2 from each Community Archive Group.
To book - email robin.sampson@norfolk.gov.uk your name, email, name of your group and date of session

This zoom session is part of the Community Archives: Skills, Support and Sustainability project, run by the Norfolk Record Office and funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund

Covering how to create a collections management policy, the accessioning process (transferring ownership of a collection to the archive), appraisal (surveying the collection), and how to create a box list.

Numbers are limited to 2 from each Community Archive Group.
To book - email robin.sampson@norfolk.gov.uk your name, email, name of your group and date of session

This zoom session is part of the Community Archives: Skills, Support and Sustainability project, run by the Norfolk Record Office and funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund

Covering how to create a collections management policy, the accessioning process (transferring ownership of a collection to the archive), appraisal (surveying the collection), and how to create a box list.

Numbers are limited to 2 from each Community Archive Group.
To book - email robin.sampson@norfolk.gov.uk your name, email, name of your group and date of session

This zoom session is part of the Community Archives: Skills, Support and Sustainability project, run by the Norfolk Record Office and funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund

Join Senior Conservator, Nick Sellwood to find out how to look after the books and documents you own in your own home.
Booking info https://norfolkrecordofficeblog.org/events-early-summer-2021/

In the 1920s a Suffolk teenage girl spent five summers on painting holidays on the Broads. Her ‘log’ gives a fascinating insight into Broadland holidays a century ago – and includes some fine paintings!
Booking info https://norfolkrecordofficeblog.org/events-early-summer-2021/

In the 1920s a Suffolk teenage girl spent five summers on painting holidays on the Broads. Her ‘log’ gives a fascinating insight into Broadland holidays a century ago – and includes some fine paintings!
Booking info https://norfolkrecordofficeblog.org/events-early-summer-2021/

Using a mixture of historical maps, census returns, trade directories, and wills to find out how to trace the history of the fabric of your building and it’s previous owners and inhabitants. Booking info https://norfolkrecordofficeblog.org/events-early-summer-2021/

Some tips and tricks for searching for a range of documents, and explain how these can be placed on the clipboard.
Booking info https://norfolkrecordofficeblog.org/events-early-summer-2021/

Judith Havens
On line presentation ahead of the meeting. Zoom discussion with Judith on 9 June at 7.30 pm. Please see website for further information.

How did the religious tolerances of the city’s magistrates impact on on the Reformation in Tudor Norwich.
Booking info https://norfolkrecordofficeblog.org/events-early-summer-2021/

How did the religious tolerances of the city’s magistrates impact on on the Reformation in Tudor Norwich.
Booking info https://norfolkrecordofficeblog.org/events-early-summer-2021/

Join us for 45 mins on our virtual Mindful Monday session. We will send colouring sheets with images from the archives to colour in or bring your own project along. Booking info https://norfolkrecordofficeblog.org/events-early-summer-2021/

Discover some tips on collecting materials and memories within your immediate family before finding out how to use census records, civil registration, and parish registers to trace your ancestors. Booking info https://norfolkrecordofficeblog.org/events-early-summer-2021/

Manor records are a key source for tracing house history, and can help in family history too. This talk explains how they work and how you can start using this undervalued resource.
Booking info https://norfolkrecordofficeblog.org/events-early-summer-2021/

Some tips and tricks for searching for a range of documents, and explain how these can be placed on the clipboard.
Booking info https://norfolkrecordofficeblog.org/events-early-summer-2021/

This session covers electoral registers, marriage licence bonds and tithe documents.
Booking info https://norfolkrecordofficeblog.org/events-early-summer-2021/

Alison Yardy
At Trinity Methodist Church Hall

Graeme Brown
At Trinity Methodist Church Hall

Georgette Vale
Trinity Methodist Church Hall

Dr Robin Hanley
Trinity Methodist Church Hall

Martin Flegg
Trinity Methodist Church Hall

A Tudor Christmas
Trinity Methodist Church Hall

Rod Chapman
Trinity Methodist Church Hall