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Book Sale at our Crewe Research Centre

During the week of 24 - 29 November

This will include any duplicate books held in the centre and also those nor being transferred to the new 'Cheshire Archives Crewe' on its completion in 2026

Out of county books will be included, all will be sold at good prices [Card and cash payments accepted]

The opening hours for this week are being extended

Monday 24th Nov        10am - 4pm  and 5.30 - 8pm

Tuesday 25th Nov       10am - 4pm

Thursday 27th Nov       4pm - 8pm

Saturday  29th Nov      10am - 4pm

 

WWII Records at Ancestry

Over 2 million WW2 service records to go online for the first time

Over two million WW2 service records will go online at Ancestry and be freely available for the week leading up to Remembrance Day 2025

For full details see - https://www.whodoyouthinkyouaremagazine.com/news/ww2-service-records-online-ancestry

 

📷 Image: Photo by Fox Photos/Getty Images via Who Do You Think You Are website 

The Chester Consistory Court Website and Database

Have you ever searched this fabulous website

The Chester Consistory Court

An archive of cause papers from the oldest complete ecclesiastical courtroom in England. The aim of this project is to make available online images of the surviving sixteenth-century cause papers relating to causes heard in the church court at Chester together with a transcription of each and a translation of those in Latin plus a searchable database of people, places and subjects

Find out more about this amazing free database 👉 https://www.chestercausepapers.org.uk/

To search 👉 https://www.chestercausepapers.org.uk/directory

 

Making Tracks 200 at Chester Cathedral

It is 200 years since the first Intercity train carried passengers. In this year of Railway200, what better way to celebrate than with another year of Making Tracks with Pete Waterman OBE and the Railnuts. 

Making Tracks 200 runs from Thursday 24 July until Saturday 30 August. 

Opening hours Monday to Saturday from 10am – 4pm. 

Find out more 👉 https://chestercathedral.com/events/event/making-tracks-200