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Sax WWI Trail captures troops' lives
Residents of Saxmundham had the chance to hear the stories of First World War military personnel who lived in their homes, at the launch of a special Memorial Trail, which aims to bring the soldiers' ...
10 Oct, 2022
The Dark Tale of Suffolk Witches
In an open meeting on Thursday, 13th October at 7:30pm at Snape Village Hall, GAS (Girls About Snape) invite popular Suffolk historian Pip Wright to tell his "Dark Tale of Suffolk Witches" — an alto...
30 Sep, 2022
An archivist's amazing day
What goes on inside Suffolk's amazing historical archives? The Hold in Ipswich, the County’s official archive, is home to over 900 years’ worth of Suffolk history and heritage. Their Senior A...
27 Sep, 2022
We're at Suffolk's Family History Fair!
On Saturday, 22nd October we'll have a stall at Suffolk Family History Society's FAMILY HISTORY FAIR at The Hold — Suffolk Archives' stunning new building in Ipswich. You can read more here. ...
11 Aug, 2022
Humour and Genealogy
Our very own Chris Broom presents an in-person talk on "Humour in Genealogy" to FELIXSTOWE Family History Society on Wednesday, 14th September at 7:30pm. He will refer to some remarkable records o...
11 Aug, 2022
Tracing your House History
At the end of a July day of record-breaking temperatures in the county, we were delighted to welcome back Gill Blanchard. She opened her comprehensive presentation with a personal view that research...
19 Jul, 2022
Louisa Garrett Anderson's Endell St Hosp...
When World War One began in 1914, women doctors came forward with offers of help and were soon told by the British military to “go home and sit still”. Louisa Garrett Anderson (of Aldeburgh) a...
28 Jun, 2022
Our Help Centre reopens on Saturday!
At last, our Family History Help Centre / Archive is re-opening — this coming Saturday! This is in the Leiston Council Chamber, IP16 4ER. It will be open for drop-in advice and personal research...
27 Jun, 2022