Links

This is the start of my links page. Keep coming back as I will be adding to this list regularly

• The Tools and Trades History Society (TATHS) was founded in 1983 to further the knowledge and understanding of hand tools and the trades and people that used them.
• Astragal Press is the preeminent publisher of affordable books on antique tools and tool collecting as well as books on early trades and early sciences and technology. We publish new works as well as reprints of out-of-print classics, and are a principal resource for those interested in antique tool collecting, metalworking, carriage building, early science and early trades.
• Toolshop offer the largest selection of used and antique tools in Europe - over 1500 wood carving tools are always in stock. They are also the leading auction house specialising in antique wood working tools
• Norfolk Family History Society welcomes people with family history, genealogy, and local history interests in Norfolk
• Family Search has the complete 1881 census available to search. This site is a must visit for any ancestry researcher
• 1901 Census of England and Wales Online has the complete 1901 census available to search. You have to spend money to view the census records but you can download images as well