Seems to be a day for posting about workhouses!
#OnePlaceWednesday

Seems to be a day for posting about workhouses!
#OnePlaceWednesday
The Journeys Into Genealogy podcast has done an #AllAboutThatPlace special, with @oneplacestudies.bsky.social’s own @juderhodes.bsky.social, Nicholas Dixon & Phil Astley
#AATP #OnePlaceWednesday #AATP26
One of my favourite podcasts has released a special episode for #AllAboutThatPlace
#AATP #OnePlaceWednesday
Melanie Caldicott has registered Cotesbach One-Place Study with us! Research and family reconstruction based on parish and other local records for this #Leicestershire village is being shared on Melanie’s website for this #OnePlaceStudy. Check it out on #OnePlaceWednesday
Happy #OnePlaceWednesday! I have the day off, so as well as researching events for SOPS to attend, I’m indulging in some #OnePlaceStudy research, & eagerly anticipating a trip to my former study village of Dunster. We’ll be staying on West Street, where some of my ancestors lived
I’m very excited to be doing the evening online version of #Suffolk Archives’ ‘Workhouses & #SocialHistory’ talk which starts on Monday 19 October. Not sure how much I there is to find out about the #Sudbourne workhouse - not much in the archives - but I’ll do my best!
Great to see a new post added to the #OnePlaceStudy website for #Stretton in #Cheshire! Inspired by David Olusoga’s series ‘Finding Britain’s Slave Traders’ and the launch of the Register of British Slave Traders, Clare Olver has written about Stretton, Slavery & Social Networks.
It’s #31DaysOfGraves Eve! Very much hoping to see some contributions from the #OnePlaceStudies community.
The abandoned hamlet of Snap was reclaimed by woodland, but stories of the inhabitants and the history of the place have been gathered over the years.
#ExploreYourArchive theme for September #Erased
#OnePlaceWednesday
“Nan Pam, have you got any books about the workhouse? It’s for my homework.” Have I? He’s come to the right house. 🤣 📚 📚 📚
Could this be the grandson who takes up my interest in history? Trying not to get ahead of myself. First, the homework. #OnePlaceWednesday
A surprise gravestone on #OnePlaceWednesday from Thame.
#OnePlaceWednesday showcase: Höfingen, Baden-Württemberg
Explore the lives & stories of residents in this community through #CollaborativeGenealogy research!
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Members! If you haven’t already done so, be sure to download the September 2026 edition of Destinations, our quarterly #OnePlaceStudies journal. It’s packed with OPS-related articles, including several relevant to the themes of this month’s amazing All About That Place #AATP! #OnePlaceWednesday
Excellent! Looks you had a very attentive audience. 🙂 #OnePlaceWednesday
#Cranleigh in #Surrey is Sarah’s #OnePlaceStudy!
Ooh thanks Pam! This will come in very useful for next year’s Shared Endeavour #OnePlaceHealthcare too! I’ll add it to our resource list
#OnePlaceWednesday
It was a privilege this week to be invited to share some of the early history of the Irish in Batley & the parish of St Mary of the Angels amongst those for who it is most relevant. It was a lovely social occasion too.
#FamilyHistory #LocalHistory #OnePlaceStudy #Batley #OnePlaceWednesday
Graveltown, Newberry One-Place Study has been registered with us by Lahnice Hollister. This #OnePlaceStudy focuses on a section of Newberry County, South Carolina that was informally called Graveltown, where many newly-freed Black men and women resided. #OnePlaceWednesday
I may be some time... #OnePlaceWednesday