The Local Historian

In the latest edition of the BALH journal, The Local Historian, we have some fantastic local history articles for example on researching black people in Sevenoaks since 1600 and on an abolitionist household in 1830s London.
BALH The Local Historian Nov 2021

There’s great contextual detail for your family history. The BALH Outreach team have put together this #ReallyUsefulShow selection for you to read now for free as a taster with four recent articles they feel are of particular interest to family historians.

 

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Our selected articles:

Keith Bailey, ‘Religious attendance in Victorian Battersea’

The Local Historian, July 2021 Volume 51 Nbr 3. pp 193-206

Lydia Gray, ‘Addingham, Cumbria, and the workhouse in Penrith: its use by unmarried mothers’

The Local Historian, July 2021 Volume 51 Nbr 3. pp 231-243

Maureen Scollan, ‘A woman’s job? The role of women in the Essex police force 1914-1985’

The Local Historian, April 2021 Volume 51 Nbr 2. pp 128-136

Margaret O’Sullivan, British inter-war cookery books, their writers, and the local history dimension: part 1’

The Local Historian, January 2021 Volume 51 Nbr 1. pp 36-46

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