Words from the Ship’s Writer

Just before the Society launched I showed my husband our first newsletter; and whilst he is not at all interested in genealogy or related matters, he was intrigued by our newsletter title, Destinations. The first comment he made to me

Hanging Around: Our first One-Place Studies’ hangout

With a degree of trepidation, we launched our first Google+ Hangout on Air yesterday. Whilst some of our number were very familiar with the technology, others, including me, had gone through a very steep learning curve in order to take

Community Archives and Heritage Group seminar

On a cold, wet and very autumnal (dare I say, bordering on wintery) Monday morning, almost forty representatives from a diverse range of organisations concerned with community archives met at the Devon Heritage Centre, formerly the Devon Record Office. The

Stop Press – Our first Google+ hangout on air

On Google+, we have developed a community (for members and non-members) to bring together family and local historians who want to learn more about one-place studies or want to meet up with others who are actively working on their one-place

Diary of an OPSer

Life has been very hectic on the OPS front recently. Not sure I even have time to write this blog! Just this week I have: Rediscovered a copy of the booklet written about the history of our local school in

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