Overview

Accessions are items relating to the Blakeney area which have been entrusted to the BAHS and placed in the History Centre. They are normally paper documents which can be accepted in their original form or as copies. If you think you might like to donate an item (deed, photo, postcard, book etc), or allow the BAHS to make a copy, then please click here. Please contact the History Centre if you notice an error or problem.

The records shown below are for the period 2002-2021. Further accessions will added as needed.

Items have to be described in very few words which means that readers may not always be able to form a true impression of their contents. If an item appears to be of interest, we advise readers to make further enquiries before making a visit to the History Centre. For further information about records please click here.

The Accessions list can be searched in three ways:

i           By scrolling down the list looking at every item.

This can be done line by line which is a good way to get an overall understanding or else by concentrating on one column to look for particular information.  

ii          By using the ‘Search’ box to bring up all items containing a chosen sequence of letters.

These may form a whole word or an abbreviation. ‘Bla’ (for example) will bring up all references to Blakeney and also to other words containing those three letters.

iii         By using the arrows at the top of each column to change the order of the items.

The documents are listed in the order of their accession number, given as each item is added to the list. The arrows will change the order of the items to alphabetical or numerical as appropriate for each column. This just affects your view of the register.

Understanding the Accessions Public Register

Information on the various columns that make up the register are described here.

The Public Register