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On your shelf – An Edith Cavell treasure?
Nurse Cavell was shot in Brussels in October 1915 for helping 200 allied soldiers out of German-occupied Belgium to neutral Holland. Maltese composer Paolino Vassallo (1856-1923) wrote a three act opera on Norfolk nurse Edith Cavell which was performed in … Continue reading
Posted in All Posts, Snapshots from the Archive
Tagged Edith Cavell, music, research, women
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The Searchroom Team’s Top Ten Tips for Researching Family History
Working in the Searchroom at the Norfolk Record Office we regularly give advice to people researching their family history. A lot of the difficulties people come across are very similar, so we’ve put together our top ten tips which we hope will … Continue reading
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Tagged family history, Meet the Team, research, Top Tips
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First World War Medals
Armistice Day is always an emotive time and it often prompts people to look back to family members who served or were killed in the First World War. If we are lucky, we have mementos of these men and women, … Continue reading
Meet the Team! Edward moves from lab to studio…
Around Christmas last year businesses and organisations from Norfolk and Suffolk visited the John Innes Centre to offer 12 week internships for PhD students. The idea of the Professional Internships for PhD students (PIPs) is to offer experience of work … Continue reading
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Tagged conservation, internship, isinglass, John Innes Centre, Meet the Team, PhD, PIPs, research, sturgeon
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Getting ready for ‘Who Do You Think You Are?’ at the Norfolk Record Office
This week, we are working on the final preparations for our Thursday evening event. The event ties-in with the BBC’s Who Do You Think You Are? programme featuring Mary Berry which aired on Thursday, 11 September. Some of the research … Continue reading
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Tagged family history, Mary Berry, research, television, Who Do You Think You Are?
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