Interested in how technology can improve the experience of history. Local History enthusiast based in the Scottish Borders. #DigitalArchives#Stories#History
@mrjoeblack Hi. Census records are every ten years 1841 to 1911 though they have different information. Only certain Valuation Rolls are on Scotlands People more would be available on site at the record office.
SCHEDULE UPDATE!
We know many of you have been asking, and here is the live stream schedule!
A list of available class sessions is coming, but we have been overwhelmed by how much everyone has submitted that it is taking time to get it all ready. Keep an eye out here!
@Dave_Lifelines This is one of the many reasons it's always worth checking with the local Archives or public records office. Though there are a lot more helpful resources online now.
Reported to be the oldest established hotel in Scotland (1699), here is postcard view of the Salutation Hotel in South Street, Perth, circa 1950s.
#ExploreYourArchive
โ๏ธ IMPORTANT UPDATE โ๏ธ
Plans are being drawn up to move next yearโs Hawick Reivers Festival online ๐ฑ๐ป, as revealed in @TheHawickPaper.
Our programme of events, performers & speakers will be revealed early next year. ๐ดโ๏ธ๐ฅ
See the full article ๐๐ป
#ReiversReturn#Reivers2021
Just a reminder to everyone that we are a ScotlandsPeople Centre and spaces are filling up! We're almost fully booked until Christmas and are already taking bookings for the New Year.
Opening Hours:
Monday 9:00 - 16:35
Wednesday 9:00 - 16:45
Friday 9:00 - 16:45
We can now Get You Back safely to The Heritage Hub in Hawick. By pre-booking a slot, visitors can return to the Heritage Hub, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 09:30 to 16:30. Advance booking only on โ๏ธ01450 360699 or email [email protected]
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Can anyone point me in the direction of a UK-based non-commercial transcription project that's looking for volunteers? Thanks.
#localhistory#familyhistory#transcription
Who said accounts were boring? In these ones from John White, miller in Hawick he mentions birth, marriage, and death dates. There is even a poem written about his son!
#Hawick#archives#TheHeritageHub
Old maps are really interesting. Not only do we discover the lost railway that ran through Roxburgh but also some of the various buildings in the area. Does anyone know what the lace shed was near Roxburgh station?
#Roxburgh#RailwayStation#ScottishBorders
Old maps are really interesting. Not only do we discover the lost railway that ran through Roxburgh but also some of the various buildings in the area. Does anyone know what the lace shed was near Roxburgh station?
#Roxburgh#RailwayStation#ScottishBorders
๐ Happy #canadianthanksgiving to all our friends & followers! ๐๐ด๓ ง๓ ข๓ ณ๓ ฃ๓ ด๓ ฟ Canada & #Scotland go way back as we see from this emigration poster in #Gaelic from c. 1892. It offers families a ยฃ150 grant for purchasing livestock & machinery when starting a new life in Canada #NRSArchives
The presence of people of African origin in Britain may go back further than you might think.
As @DavidOlusoga points out, a unit of North African troops was stationed on Hadrian's Wall to protect the Roman Empire.
Find out more โก๏ธ https://t.co/hQG3Zl4LjV
#BlackHistoryMonth
Hello #ancestryhour does anyone have any experience with French Records? Specifically Normandy? I am looking for a birth in 1778 in Granville (I think). Thanks.
Successful visit to #Hawick Heritage Hub yesterday. Ordered #Yarrow, #Jedburgh, #Bowhill records in advance. On desk ready at start of day. Take a mask. Plan ahead using https://t.co/JEnu0fZXpk and contact via email [email protected] or telephone 01450 360699
There's now less than 2 days to send us your entries for the Stobs Camp poetry competition! Three lucky winners will receive a copy of our Stobs book. For inspiration here's "The Truth" by Hawick pupil Grace Brisbane. It featured in our 2018 Armistice Centenary commemoration ๐