Berwick Record Office roadshow to visit communities across north Northumberland
Berwick Record Office are hitting the road over the coming months with a series of pop-up exhibitions to showcase some of their photographic collections.
The exhibitions will focus on Ford, Crookham, Etal, Ancroft, Bowsden and Lowick.
The Record Office holds millions of photographic images relating to not only Berwick, but much of North Northumberland capturing a huge range of subjects.
Often the photographs contain lots of people so help with identification is very helpful.
As well as exhibiting their own images, Record Office staff hope that visitors will bring along their own photographs of life in each of the villages over the years which can be scanned on the day and added to the archive for posterity.
Similar events have been staged over the past year gathering images relating to the Parade School in Berwick and life in Kyloe Parish over the past 100 years.
The first event will look at Ford Village and is being held on November 21 in the Lady Waterford Hall from 10am to 2pm.
Events in the other villages begin in the New Year beginning with Crookham on January 16.