The 1920s in Norfolk (In-Person Event)
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At the time of the 1921 Census, the UK was still recovering from the First World War and the Spanish flu pandemic. By K Gaffney
About this event
IN-PERSON EVENT
With the release of the 1921 Census online, we discover what makes this census special and explore original documents held by the Norfolk Record Office to find out what was going on locally and how they relate to wider events in the 1920s.
The in-person audience is a ticketed event, you must book a ticket in order to attend this talk.
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This is a hybrid event, with a small in-person audience at The Archive Centre and an online audience. You can book a place for the online audience here
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