Essential Building
Work at Bury St Edmunds Record Office
Due to essential building work in the archive strongroom we will be
unable to produce original documents from the strongroom from
Wednesday 18 August until Monday 13
September.
The microform room will remain open during this period and we will
continue to provide access to local studies material in the
searchroom.
We would be very grateful if depositors and donors could delay
bringing their records in until we have completed the building work
and resumed our full service. If this is not
possible please contact the Bury Archivist on
01284 352352 to discuss how the deposit can be
managed.
We apologise for any inconvenience caused by this building
work. If you have any questions, comments or would like
further information, please contact Judith Stephenson, Searchroom
Services Manager on 01284 352350 or by email at
Judith.Stephenson@suffolk.gov.uk.
Preserving our memories
Based at
Bury St Edmunds,
Ipswich and
Lowestoft, we hold an amazing range of information about
the history of Suffolk and its people.
The material in our care relates mainly to Suffolk and helps to
bring the county's past to life. Some of the records go back
to the 12th century, but not everything is old. You’ll
also find items from recent times relating to individuals and a
wide range of organisations, such as the County Council, local
authorities, churches, chapels, estates, schools, hospitals,
businesses, families, clubs and societies. We preserve them all -
from parchments to CD ROMs – and keep them safe for when you want
to see them.
Whatever you want to discover about Suffolk, we will be able to get
you under way and help you further your research.
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five billion names in over 4000 collections
Please note: this service is available in Suffolk libraries and
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