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Archives & Libraries information for Nottingham St Nicholas and places above it in the hierarchy

Nottingham St Nicholas

The Bromley House Library was established in 1816. In 1822 it moved to its present location on Angel Row. The library has no handicapped access.

The Library at Nottingham will prove useful in your research.

Nottingham

The Local Studies Library has family history resources:

  • Nottingham Central Library
  • Angel Row
  • Nottingham, Notts, NG1 6HP
  • Tele: 0115 915 2828

The Bromley House Library in the Market Place was established in 1816. It inculdes the Stanfast Library, a collection left by the Rev. W. STANDFAST, D.D., in 1744.

Nottinghamshire

For most archives you will need 2 passport-sized photos with you for your ID (Reader Card or Reader Ticket) and something with a signature on it, like a cheque card, credit card or passport. A Reader Ticket may be good for several years. Nottingham Archives are now using the CARN system (County Archives Research Network) for reader cards, but many do it the old-fashioned way. Once you have a CARN card, it can be used in any of the record offices that use CARN.

You may want to pick up the Archive booklet: "Nottinghamshire Parish and Denominational Registers, A Finding List," ISBN 0 900943 97 1. The information is minimal in detail, but it is a good place to start learning about what is in the archives.

England

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