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Tag Archives: Norfolk Heritage Centre
Celebrating National Libraries Day: Meet the Archive Specialists at Norfolk Heritage Centre
Saturday 6 February 2016 is National Libraries Day and we thought it would be the perfect opportunity to celebrate the resources we have available at Norfolk Record Office. At The Archive Centre we have a reference library in the search … Continue reading
Prisons in Norfolk
This week’s blog post is from Orla Kennelly, who works as an Archive Specialist for the Norfolk Record Office, and is based at the Norfolk Heritage Centre. Norwich Castle, and The Guildhall just off the market place, are two of … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Snapshots from the Archive
Tagged bridewells, Elizabeth Fry, family history, Newgate Prison, newspapers, Norfolk Heritage Centre, Norfolk women in history, Norwich Castle, photograph albums, photography, police, prison reform, prisoners, prisons, The Guildhall, Wymondham
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‘Take a field mouse, skin it, fry in butter and give to the child’: Folk Medicine in 1920s East Anglia
Dr Mark R Taylor was the first full-time regional medical officer for Norwich from the years 1920-1927. He was a doctor at the forefront of the increasing spread of professionalised medicine. However, he was also a doctor with a keen … Continue reading
Family History Day for Beginners
This free event is in partnership with the Norfolk Heritage Centre and a great opportunity for anyone who would like to research their family history but doesn’t know where to start!
Heritage Hours at the Norfolk Heritage Centre
Heritage Hour are free talks at the Heritage Centre
Posted in Events
Tagged family history, Genealogy, marriage, Norfolk Heritage Centre, Norwich Yards, registrars' records, Suffolk, Women's Institute
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What’s happening at Norfolk Heritage Centre?
Good evening, It’s now nearly two months since I took up my role at NHC, having spent several years at NRO, and my former colleagues have kindly allowed me a guest post to talk a little bit about what we … Continue reading
It’s goodbye from me… (sort of!)
Today marks my last day working for Norfolk Record Office after the best part of four years at NRO, first as Archive Specialist, and for most of the last year, seconded as Archive Education and Outreach Officer.
Posted in Behind the Scenes
Tagged education and outreach, Norfolk Heritage Centre, staff
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