The Time Travel Club
Family activities from the National Archives are a great way for you and your children to learn and have fun.
Holocaust Memorial Day 27 January 2021
Nottinghamshire is home to the National Holocaust Centre and Museum where the memory of the Holocaust is communicated to encourage people now to stand up against hate and persecution.
The Parchment Rustler Blog
Dr Sophie Kay shares the joys of genealogy and some insights into research tehniques and developments from the world of science offering a more in-depth picture of your ancestors' lives. Follow her on Twitter @ScientistSoph
National Library of Scotland online mapping
Access to over 200,000 digitised, high-resolution maps - worldwide, not just Scotland.
Mansfield Woodhouse Heritage Link
The community archive based at Mansfield Woodhouse Library has a newly launched website - with an online shop offering a variety of heritage-themed items.
Nottingham Black Archive
The Archive is dedicated to researching, collecting and preserving black history, heritage and culture in Nottingham, from the earliest time to the present day.
Shades of the workhouse
Many family historians find the trail leads here - this site is dedicated to the workhouse- its inmates, buildings and staff.
Family History Federation
Support for family historians worldwide, including a planned series of podcasts on topics including the 1939 Register.
Mining History
Featuring Robert Bradley's detailed history of coal mining and Alan Beale's database of fatalities in the Midland and Yorkshire coalfield.
The Nottinghamshire Heritage Gateway
A guide to the heritage resources of the county, and a history of Nottinghamshire featuring the latest research, developed by the Thoroton Society
