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Part 4: Researching Your House History

Part 4: Researching Your House History

by Imogen Smith | Apr 24, 2020 | Research, At Home with Your Archive

  Once you have worked on sorting and preserving your family’s archive documents as well as expanding on their stories with some family history research, it can be very useful and a lot of fun to research the history of your house. This week is a little bit...
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