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Wednesday, 21 October 2015

A Gallery of Photos from the Berwick 900 Family History Festival

These images are of the Berwick 900 Family History Festival held on 3 and 4 October.


Davina on the Borders FHS stall

John Murray talking to Alan Turnbull about family history

Berwick Record Office Display about the Brown and Willoby Families


Northumberland Archives Display

Berwick Record Office Display about Dr Philp MacLagan

Berwick Record Office Display about Thomas Grey, the Railway Poet


Northumberland & Durham Family History Society


Northumberland & Durham Family History Society Display

Northumberland & Durham Family History Society Display



Telling a Family Story on the Great Performing Rope stand

Berwick Stamp Club Display

New Book: The Postal History of Berwick-upon-Tweed



Refreshments


Scottish Genealogical Society Display

Scottish Genealogical Society Display

Borders Family History Society Display about the 
former Peel Hospital, near Clovenfords

John Murray talking to Alan Turnbull about family history

Berwick Record Office Display





Gregory Lauder-Frost providing advice (by courtesy of Valerie Glass)

(by courtesy of Valerie Glass)

Having a Chat on the Northumberland & Durham Family History Society Stand 
(by courtesy of Valerie Glass)

Northumberland & Durham Family History Society Display 
(by courtesy of Valerie Glass)

Tuesday, 23 September 2014

Berwick Record Office Needs You !

The Northumberland Archives, including the Berwick  Record Office has been awarded a grant by the Heritage Lottery Fund to find out and make more accessible the archives and information it holds relating to the First World War.

To help them do that, Berwick Record Office is looking for volunteers who want to delve into the archives and find out information about the North Northumberland area and its inhabitants during the World War I.

If you are interested in finding out more about the project and becoming involved, there will be an open meeting in the Berwick Record Office in Wallace Green  on Tuesday 30 September at 2pm.
At the meeting, Linda Bankier will talk about the project and what they hope to achieve.

For further information or if you would like to be involved but can’t attend, please contact Linda Bankier on berwickarchives@woodhorn.org.uk or telephone (01289) 301865.