Our 2013 & 2014 Fairs were a great success therefore we are pleased to announce that we have booked the same venue for 2016. It will be held on: Saturday 21st May 2016 10:00 am - 4:00 pm in the 1867 Lounge at Sheffield Wednesday Football Club, Hillsborough, Sheffield, S6 1SW Download the information for […]

As a result of suggestions from a members’ questionnaire completed in January 2016 three family history workshops have been planned for Tuesday 11 October, Thursday 20 October and Tuesday 1 November 2016. The sessions, aimed at helping members find ways of breaking down brick walls, will be held at St Mary’s Church and Conference Centre, […]

Sheffield's Women Workers in the First World War by Sylvia Dunkley. Access to the building is from the Napier Street entrance. Parking is available in the supermarket car park opposite the entrance to the church. Non members are always welcome.  The meeting is free to members.  Non-members are asked to pay £1 on the door. Many […]

As a result of suggestions from a members’ questionnaire completed in January 2016 three family history workshops have been planned for Tuesday 11 October, Thursday 20 October and Tuesday 1 November 2016. The sessions, aimed at helping members find ways of breaking down brick walls, will be held at St Mary’s Church and Conference Centre, […]

As a result of suggestions from a members’ questionnaire completed in January 2016 three family history workshops have been planned for Tuesday 11 October, Thursday 20 October and Tuesday 1 November 2016. The sessions, aimed at helping members find ways of breaking down brick walls, will be held at St Mary’s Church and Conference Centre, […]

The Shepherd Wheel by Jo Pye. Access to the building is from the Napier Street entrance. Parking is available in the supermarket car park opposite the entrance to the church. Non members are always welcome.  The meeting is free to members.  Non-members are asked to pay £1 on the door. The Shepherd Wheel on the Porter […]

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A bite size exploration of the history and geography of the city in 26 alphabetical parts. By Mike Spick