It’s all happening at once, first I learn about The Family History Show vodcast (see previous posting) and then I hear that the Public Record Office of Northern Ireland (PRONI) are launching a YouTube channel. The channel is offering a … Continue reading
I have written several times about the treasure trove that is the National Archives podcasts which are available online free. Well not Nick Barrett & Laura Berry have taken the concept one step further and have developed and produced a … Continue reading
A great history radio series has started on BBC Radio 4. Dan Cruickshank is the writer and presenter. Available on BBC iplayer which anyone anywhere in the world can access free of charge via the internet. http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00sxj2l/The_London_Nobody_Knows_Episode_1/ Technorati Tags: … Continue reading
This University of Nottingham website has lots to interest those with ancestors from the area. There are online exhibitions, I was particularly interested in one on The Druce Case as I have ancestors by the name of Druce. Also … Continue reading
The BBC has announced that Bruce Forsyth is among celebrities tracing their family trees on the new series of BBC One ancestry show Who Do You Think You Are? Producers say the Strictly Come Dancing host finds a letter … Continue reading
