Great news for those of us with Suffolk #OnePlaceStudies

Great news for those of us with Suffolk #OnePlaceStudies
Did you know a handful of fragments of the 1890 US Federal Census survived the fire? If you're doing a place study in any of these districts, you'll want to take a look.
The D.C. survivors might make a great #StreetStudy!
However anyone who is doing #OnePlaceStudies in the places where the few fragments survived will want to see those pages. Screenshots from the FamilySearch Research Wiki.
www.familysearch.org/en/wiki/Unit...
Last chance to book! The National Archives is hosting a webinar on ‘Researching your local history’ this Friday at 2pm BST
Free access to records at #Ancestry relating to #WW2: military service, POWs, 1939 Register, nursing registers and more besides, ending midnight Sunday. Helpful for your #FamilyHistory / #LocalHistory / #OnePlaceStudies research? #OnePlaceWednesday
Abandoned village alert! I can't get enough of them, such mystery...
#LocalHistory #Scotland #OnePlaceWednesday #OnePlaceStudies #FamilyHistory
An early entry for our December #OnePlaceStudies blogging and social media prompt, #OnePlaceThenAndNow!
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!
Tonight!
#OnePlaceStudies, where #FamilyHistory and #LocalHistory unite.