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The British Association for Local History...

...Is the national charity which promotes local history and serves local historians.

...Publishes both The Local Historian, quarterly journal, and Local History News, a topical magazine.

...Publishes books and pamphlets on local history.

...Organises regular guided visits to major repositories, libraries and museums.

...Arranges regular conferences in London and the regions.

...Commisions a prestigious annual lecture.

...Offers benefits to society members, including access to events at the members' rate, and an insurance scheme

...Provides this Web Site for local history

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BALH
PO BOX 6549
Somersal Herbert
Ashbourne
DE6 5WH

Tel: 01283 585947
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Local history enriches our lives both as individuals and as whole communities. It is an area where amateur and professional can meet and work profitably together. We need your support in promoting this important educational cause. The more members we have, the more effectively we can represent the interest of local historians.

Local historians range from interested individuals and members of local societies to the professionals in the field such as archivists and university lecturers. There are many thousands of people now actively involved in making a valuable contribution towards enriching and extending our understanding of the past.
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