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WalesThe Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales Researching your House History
National Library of Wales 5 resources for tracing property history Anglesey County Record Office None Carmarthenshire: None Ceredigion: Sources for the History of houses Conwy None Denbighshire: House history Flintshire: A Beginner’s Guide to Researching the History of a House Glamorgan Become a House Detective in Glamorgan West Glamorgan Archive Service House History Swansea Gwyndd: How to Discover the History of your House Pembrokeshire Record Office None Powys: Research Family History: House History Sources SCOTLANDAberdeen City Archives None
Aberdeenshire Council Archives None Angus Archives Local history Argyll and Bute Council Archives None Ayrshire None Clackmannanshire Council Archives Local history Dumfries and Galloway Archives Local Archives Dundee City Archives House history East Dunbartonshire East Lothian Council Local History Centre House history – A case study ( 3 parts) Edinburgh City Archives None Falkirk Council Archives None Fife Council Archive Centre Local Studies Collections Glasgow City Council Archives and Special Collections None Highland Council Archive None Midlothian Council Archives Local Studies Moray Council None Scottish Borders Archive and Local History Centre None Shetland Archives None South Lanarkshire None Stirling Council Archives Services Local History & Heritage West Lothian Council Archives Local History Note to Archivists: We have tried very hard to find a link to house history at each record office. If you do provide guides to tracing the history of a house in your local area we would be grateful if you would let us know and we will happily update our records. |
EnglandBedfordshire: None
Berkshire Where I Live Bristol See Gloucester Buckinghamshire: House History Cambridge Tracing the history of a house in Cambridgeshire archives Cheshire Local studies Cornwall Property history in Cornwall Cumbria Property history Derbyshire: History of your House Devon House History Dorset: A Guide to Researching Your house history Durham : Sources for the study of local history Essex House History This seems to be a private site and not affiliated to the official Essex Archives Gloucestershire: House History Hampshire: House history in Hampshire Herefordshire: House History in Herefordshire Hertfordshire: House history in Hertfordshire Isle of Wight Researching House History London City None Greater London None Kent: House history Manchester – Greater None Merseyside None Norfolk: Tracing a Norfolk House Northamptonshire: Local History Northumberland: None Nottinghamshire: None Oxfordshire: House history Shropshire: House History Somerset: House History – where to start House history – Extended Guide Bath & North East Somerset Record Office Bath House history Staffordshire: Tracing the history of buildings Suffolk Record Office How to begin Property History Surrey: House history East Sussex: Tracing the history of a building West Sussex: How to research the history of your house House history of West Sussex Wiltshire Sources for house history Worcestershire Disapeared Yorkshire East Riding Property History Guide Yorkshire North None Yorkshire South Tracing the History of your House in Sheffield Yorkshire West Sources for House History |
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