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Heritage Open Days at Quebec House: How local history brings family stories to life

Join findmypast.co.uk’s genealogist, Jen Baldwin, as she showcases how to get started with discovering your own family history, but how to add more than names and dates to the story. Part of Quebec House’s ‘Our Place, Your Past’ festival programme.

Discover how the places your ancestors lived can help you uncover their stories. With illuminating examples connected to Quebec House, this engaging introduction to family and local history reveals how records like censuses, parish registers, and newspapers bring everyday histories into focus.

Learn simple ways to start tracing your family tree and uncover local details that add colour and context. You’ll leave inspired – and equipped – to delve deeper than names and dates, to really understand the lives that shaped who you are today.

Places are limited. Booking is required.

Image credit: Laurence Perry

Please note:

  • Head to the Coach House on arrival.
  • Please dress for the weather.
  • The talk takes place upstairs in the Coach House. The main entrance to the property is along a gravel path. There is a flight of stairs up to the room where the talk will take place.
  • All welcome but the content will be geared towards adults.

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Heritage Open Days at Quebec House: How local history brings family stories to life

Join findmypast.co.uk’s genealogist, Jen Baldwin, as she showcases how to get started with discovering your own family history, but how to add more than names and dates to the story. Part of Quebec House’s ‘Our Place, Your Past’ festival programme.

Discover how the places your ancestors lived can help you uncover their stories. With illuminating examples connected to Quebec House, this engaging introduction to family and local history reveals how records like censuses, parish registers, and newspapers bring everyday histories into focus.

Learn simple ways to start tracing your family tree and uncover local details that add colour and context. You’ll leave inspired – and equipped – to delve deeper than names and dates, to really understand the lives that shaped who you are today.

Places are limited. Booking is required.

Image credit: Laurence Perry

Please note:

  • Head to the Coach House on arrival.
  • Please dress for the weather.
  • The talk takes place upstairs in the Coach House. The main entrance to the property is along a gravel path. There is a flight of stairs up to the room where the talk will take place.
  • All welcome but the content will be geared towards adults.

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