Bringing the Past to Life

Discover how one family historian turned detailed genealogy research in Berkshire and Wiltshire into a published historical fiction novella.

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Signs of the Times: Reading’s Memorials

This talk will describe aspects of the town’s history by considering some of its, often not well known, plaques, statues, and monuments. Even the better- known memorials have secrets to yield in the tales of their origins.

Medieval Reading – a walkabout

An in-person guided walkabout for local history enthusiasts exploring the rich medieval heritage of Reading, from Viking invasions to the Abbey.

Heritage Open Days – Open Day

An in-person open day drop-in session for family history beginners and experienced researchers to explore archives and get expert guidance.

Heritage Open Days – Open Day

An in-person drop-in open day for family history beginners and researchers to explore our archives, use premium databases and get expert guidance.

Heritage Open Days – Open Day

An in-person, drop-in open day for anyone researching their family history, featuring expert advice and free access to major genealogical databases.

Heritage Open Days – Open Day

An in-person drop-in open day for family historians and local history enthusiasts to explore our research centre and get expert genealogy advice.

British Rail in Berkshire in the 1970s

The 1970s was a decade of extremes, eccentricities, and enduring legacies - and this talk describes the highs, lows, and legendary catering of a remarkable era in Britain’s railway history.

Eldon Road area, Reading, a historical tour

David Cliffe will guide us around the historic area bounded by Eldon Road and Watlington Street. This is a conservation area and famed for some stunning Georgian architecture.

Berkshire Family History Society New Premises Opening

Discover our new Family Research Centre, offering free access to major genealogy databases, expert research assistance, and extensive local archives.

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