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@willsmanonename.bsky.socialSep 9, 2026, 9:24 AM

Thought I’d do a ‘Then & Now’ for #OnePlaceWednesday. This is the game van of The Honourable Alastair J. Watson of #Sudbourne - game as in birds. The black & white photo shows the van in 1912, & I took the colour photos of the game van last year at The Food Museum in Suffolk.

This black & white photo shows the game van in 1912I took the colour photo last year at The Food Museum in SuffolkClose-up of the plaque bearing the name of The Honourable Alastair J. Watson of #SudbourneInside the game van, rows of blunted spikes for storing the birds
@oneplacestudies.bsky.socialSep 9, 2026, 9:06 AM

A Coroner’s Notebook is the latest blog post for The Lost Hamlets of Rowley Regis #OnePlaceStudy. In an OPS-connected diversion from Rowley Regis, this post highlights Ancestry’s West Yorkshire, England, County Coroner Notebooks, 1852-1909 as a source of information on an inquest. #OnePlaceWednesday

The Lost Hamlets of Rowley Regis One-Place Study. Image: An extract from an old, large-scale Ordnance Survey map showing Rowley Regis, nearby hamlets including Turner's Hill, Gadd's Green and Perry's Lake, many open fields, and several large quarries. One-Place Studies, where family history and local history unite.
@ancestralenq.bsky.socialSep 9, 2026, 7:32 AM

#OnePlaceWednesday

@oneplacestudies.bsky.socialSep 9, 2026, 6:30 AM

It’s #OnePlaceWednesday! From us today:

★ A new #OnePlaceStudies blog post
★ A reminder of a #OnePlaceStudy exhibition for Heritage Open Days
★ #HouseHistory workshop updates
★ A Surrey OPS website
★ A reminder about All About That Place
★ An OPS-themed chat ‘down under’

Join in with the hashtag!

#OnePlaceWednesday. Image: A colour photo of the upper storeys (including chimneys) of part of an old country house. The parts of the house we can see are built from sandy-coloured limestone, with small windows, while the tall chimney stacks are made of red brick. Above is a blue sky, and closer to us, partly obscuring the view of the building, is a tall, evergreen hedge. One-Place Studies, where family history and local history unite.
@genejean.bsky.socialSep 9, 2026, 6:23 AM

A village doctor, a mysterious skeleton, two private patients, a “fiery dragon” on the railway and a Victorian with a wonderfully dry sense of humour.

Meet Dr Thomas Allanson, who spent more than 50 years watching #Rillington change on #OnePlaceWednesday

🔗 www.rillingtonhistory.com/dr-thomas-al...

@geniaus.bsky.socialSep 9, 2026, 1:57 AM

#OnePlaceWednesday #Blogs #LocalHistory #Australia @oneplacestudies.bsky.social
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