Depending on the speaker’s permission, it may be made available to those who registered briefly after the event. Hope this helps!
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Save the date for our Annual Dymond Lecture! On 11 December, we'll be hosting our annual winter lecture named after the late David Dymond.
Find out more: www.balh.org.uk/event-balh-b...
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Join us in Bedfordshire on 11 October for a one-day conference, in partnership with Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire local history associations, exploring coaching inns, canals, airships, archaeology and buses!
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On #ThoughtfulTuesday, we're reminding you to consider the diversity of human experience in your research. #LocalHistory can focus on stories of affluence and masculinity, so ensure you are considering the diversity of human experience.
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Join us on 8 October for a fascinating webinar looking at the history and legacy of votes for women!
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Does anyone know what happened with Oxford University's 'Victorian Professions' project? I can see a list of people, but no blogs or links to published/peer-reviewed output www.victorianprofessions.ox.ac.uk/about.html #Genealogy #History cc @joesaunders1.bsky.social @balhnews.bsky.social
Victorian Professions: About the project
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Some good news about Edgware's Grade II Listed Railway Hotel. wordsbymarkamies.com/2025/09/03/a...
At Last, Positive News about The Railway Hotel.
Edgware’s Grade II Listed Tudorbethan Landmark is going to be brought back to life. The Railway Hotel, Summer 2025, photo by Mark Amies You will possibly be aware of the articles I have writt…
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Do you have a #LocalHistory you'd like to tell? Why not Share it through the BALH's website! We have a range of ways of sharing your stories.
Find out more, here: buff.ly/nNMGMM0
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In one of our latest blogs, Susan Major considers the history of Micklegate in York.
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This #ThoughtfulTuesday, we want you to be alert to archival silences. Records may not have been kept, or even existed, which may mean that there is always something left silent within these items.
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