How to research the history of houses and people
Location
Beaufort Street Community Centre
About
Do you want to research the history of a house or discover about the life of a family member? Then this event is for you!
You will be shown how to use online resources to research the history of both houses and people. The talk and demonstration will be given by Phill Matson, President of the Mount Lawley Society and member of the Society's History and Archiving Sub-Committee.
This is a Mount Lawley Society event being run during the day, and it is being held at the Beaufort Street Community Centre. Space is limited and we will be restricted to 25 attendees so book early.
The programme is:
1. Arrive between 1pm and 1.30pm, have a cuppa, meet people and look at the Mount Lawley Society’s online Digital Interactive Map.
2. Lecture entitled “How to research the history of houses and people” begins at 1.30pm followed by question time.
3. Attendees will be supported once they head off and begin their own searches
You will be shown how to use online resources to research the history of both houses and people. The talk and demonstration will be given by Phill Matson, President of the Mount Lawley Society and member of the Society's History and Archiving Sub-Committee.
This is a Mount Lawley Society event being run during the day, and it is being held at the Beaufort Street Community Centre. Space is limited and we will be restricted to 25 attendees so book early.
The programme is:
1. Arrive between 1pm and 1.30pm, have a cuppa, meet people and look at the Mount Lawley Society’s online Digital Interactive Map.
2. Lecture entitled “How to research the history of houses and people” begins at 1.30pm followed by question time.
3. Attendees will be supported once they head off and begin their own searches
