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A regularly updated page to introduce the breadth and variety of collections available to researchers at Gloucestershire Archives
Gloucestershire has a wide range of museums that will help you catch a flavour of the county's rich heritage.
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General Enquiries ring 01452 425295 www.gloucestershire.gov.uk/archivesarchives@gloucestershire.gov.uk Tel:+44 01452 425295 Fax:+44 01452 426378 Gloucestershire ArchivesGloucestershire Archives aims to preserve historical records relating to Gloucestershire, and to make them available for research.Gloucestershire Archives Opening times Monday: 10:00-17:00 Please see About us for when Gloucestershire Archives is closed because of public holidays. The County and Diocesan Archivist's Report for the period 2004-2007 is now available. Please see About us to find a download copy. Who's who at Gloucestershire Archives: Click the download link on the right to see photographs of our teams! Save Our Sudeley Appeal: good news! Thanks to generous support from the public and grants from the MLA/V&A Purchase Fund and The Friends of the National Libraries, we have been able to purchase the Sudeley Archive. This is one of our oldest collections, deposited at Gloucestershire Archives in 1965. It contains unique evidence for the Hanbury-Tracy family's estate based in and around Toddington and contains documents dating from the 14th century. Earlier this year, its owner announced his intention to withdraw it and there was a risk that it would disappear from public access. The Friends of Gloucestershire Archives helped launch an appeal to save it for the county. Please see our online catalogue for full details of the collection (reference D2153). If you would like to support us in purchasing archives at risk in the future, please send your donation made payable to 'The Friends of Gloucestershire Archives' c/o Gloucestershire Archives, Clarence Row, Alvin Street, Gloucester, GL1 3DW. Inhuman Traffic: virtual exhibition and web resource Inhuman Traffic is a project by Gloucestershire Archives and partners that marks the 200th anniversary of the abolition of British involvement in the transatlantic slave trade. The exhibition will be touring the county and at some venues will include a live performance interpreting aspects of slavery. For more information contact Gloucestershire Archives. Are you interested in making original sources more accessible? Please read on...
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A regularly updated page to introduce the breadth and variety of collections available to researchers at Gloucestershire Archives
Details of exhibitions, events and workshops
We hold many records at Gloucestershire Archives which may help you to research your family history
Gloucestershire Archives holds many sources which may help you research the history of your house or area
Including a map, our advice for owners of documents and a list of sources for those interested in Black and Asian history in Gloucestershire
Including details of books and documents, and family history sources
We can answer enquiries about the records we hold by post, telephone, fax or e-mail. You can also submit enquiries using the form below.
Information about digital copies, photocopies, microforms, and copyright
This is a service we offer to schools, provided by a full-time specialist Learning and Outreach Manager and tailored to meet the needs of pupils and teachers
Online exhibitions produced by Gloucestershire Archives
Gloucestershire Archives publishes a number of works. Some are about the work of the office and others about the sources the office holds
The museum development service can be contacted via the County & Diocesan Archivist. It provides support to museums throughout the county, including training, events, projects and advocacy.
Friends of Gloucestershire Archives The Friends of Gloucestershire Archives (FoGA) were established in 1993 to provide help and support to the Gloucestershire Archives and to educate people in the importance of preserving the county's archives
Links for further help Many of these links will take you to sites where you can further your research, or give you the opportunity to share what you have found
Publication Scheme Gloucestershire County Council's Publication Scheme under the Freedom of Information Act 2000 sets out the classes of information that it publishes or intends to publish, how the information is made available, and whether it is available free of charge or upon payment
Gloucestershire Archives Newsletters Please see all previous issues of Gloucestershire Archives newsletters here.
Gloucestershire Archives Opening hours consultation Your chance to help us shape the future of the service
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