All about CALH
The Cornwall Association of Local Historians (CALH) was formed in 1981 with the aim of uniting, representingand co-ordinating the work of local historians with an interest in a wide-cross section of Cornish history.
Interests include the historical study of:
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Particular towns and parishes
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Local economies and industries
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Archaeology and vernacular architecture
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Local individuals, families, and communities
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Social history.
CALH is also a member of the British Association of Local Historians (BALH).
CALH members enjoy a wide range of benefits and activities:
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A programme of summer visits hosted by knowledgeable local historians.
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A two day conference in the Spring.
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A one day conference in the Autumn.
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Three Newsletters each year featuring news and information on forthcoming events organised by CALH and other relevant organisations.
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A free annual Journal published each Spring, including articles, reports, book reviews, and notes and enquiries from members.
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Access to a network of like-minded researchers with a wide range of experience and expertise in Cornish archives and researching different aspects of local history.
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Help and advice on producing books, leaflets and displays.