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Our purpose is to encourage and assist the study of Local History as an academic discipline and as a rewarding leisure pursuit for both individuals and groups.
Contact: General Enquiries - +44 1283 585947
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We have a vast resource of information covering the fascinating history of the City dating from the 13th century to the present. These include archives of the City Council and its predecessors, schools, churches, families, businesses and societies, books, maps, watercolours and unique photographs to help you find out about the history of your family, house, street, district, famous Liverpool people, landmarks and events.
Contact: General enquiries - 0151 233 5817
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Mike Royden has been researching and writing about various aspects of the local history of the Liverpool, Merseyside, S.W.Lancs, Cheshire area for the past 20 years or so. Several works have been published (see links) but there are several papers which remain unseen. Some of this surfaces from time to time as material in local history evening classes which he runs at the University of Liverpool Centre for Continuing Education. However this site makes the material immediately accessible.
Contact: Mike Royden - Webmaster
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To encourage the study of Family History and Genealogy in the area and to provide a forum for those interested, to meet and help each other.
Contact: Peter Jolliffe - Webmaster for Liverpool & SW Lancs FHS

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