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  • ‘My Ancester was an Australian Convict’ by Helen V Smith

    By Zoom - Please contact Carole Eales our secretary for the log on details

    Helen from Dragon Genealogy is an Australian researcher living in Australia and is going to give a talk on how to research your convicts and what their lives would have been like.

  • Paupers and Vagrants, Life in the Sheffield Workhouse

    Aizlewood Business Centre, Aizlewood's Mill, Nursery Street, Sheffield S3 8GG Nursery Street, Sheffield

    Join us to hear Mary Garside's talk which explains why people were in the workhouse, and how they were accommodated according to whether they were considered 'deserving' or 'undeserving'. Mary also gives an insight into how paupers and vagrants spent their days and how they were provided for by the guardians of the poor.

  • AGM followed by ‘Bishops’ House, 500 years of a Derbyshire farmhouse’

    Aizlewood Business Centre, Aizlewood's Mill, Nursery Street, Sheffield S3 8GG Nursery Street, Sheffield

    The AGM will be held at 2 pm, directly followed by 'Bishops' House, 500 years of a Derbyshire Farmhouse', a talk by Ken Dash on Sheffield's best preserved timber framed building and museum.

    Free

  • “Life, Times and Heritage of J.G. Graves”

    Aizlewood Business Centre, Aizlewood's Mill, Nursery Street, Sheffield S3 8GG Nursery Street, Sheffield

    Ken Beaumont will give his talk on J G Graves, the successful entrepreneur and public benefactor. Born in 1866 in Lincolnshire, he became Lord Mayor of Sheffield and an Alderman in 1926, and given the Freedom of the City in 1929. He gave generously to Sheffield throughout his life, including establishing Graves and Concord Parks, […]

  • Sand between the toes

    Aizlewood Business Centre, Aizlewood's Mill, Nursery Street, Sheffield S3 8GG Nursery Street, Sheffield

    In this talk, Anne Featherstone takes us down memory lane to remember sunshine, sea and sand.Childhood holidays and recollections of a 60's family holiday in Skeggy are recalled.

  • Guided tour – Sheffield Millenium Galleries

    Millenium Galleries Surrey Place, Sheffield

    Our visit this year is to the Millenium Galleries where we will focus on the metalwork collection and undertake 'A Culinary Carry On' guided tour, which gives the answers to questions such as 'what's the connection between cheese on toast and Jane Austin?' and 'how did Queen Victoria take her hot chocolate?' The visit will […]

  • “Sheffield Gang Wars”

    Aizlewood Business Centre, Aizlewood's Mill, Nursery Street, Sheffield S3 8GG Nursery Street, Sheffield

    Martin Rowley will be giving an interesting and entertaing view of the Sheffield Gang Wars and how a feature film nearly got made.

  • Guided Tour of Sheffield Archives

    Sheffield Archives, Shoreham Street, Sheffield S14SP Shoreham Street

    Following the success of our guided tours of Sheffield Archives last year, we have arranged a further visit when you will see where documents are stored and be given an introduction to the search room, how it works, what's available, what's on Find My Past and so on. If you would like to join us, […]

    £6

  • “Understanding Old Photos” by Steve Gill

    Aizlewood Business Centre, Aizlewood's Mill, Nursery Street, Sheffield S3 8GG Nursery Street, Sheffield

    Steve will be taking you through some ways you can understand and date your old family photographs. AI is revolutionizing photography, but is it truly beneficial?  He will explore AI’s role in restoring old photos—highlighting its flaws—and contrast it with its powerful potential for historical research. Join me to discuss whether AI is a tool […]

  • Sheffield’s Ancient Suburbs – Part 3

    Aizlewood Business Centre, Aizlewood's Mill, Nursery Street, Sheffield S3 8GG Nursery Street, Sheffield

    Join us to hear David Templeman give Part 3 of his series of talks about some of Sheffield's oldest suburbs, dating back as far as the Domesday Book (1086)