Tūranga - What did your ancestors do? Discovering local occupations - 18 years + - T4W
Description
Image: Canterbury Stories: Stan Johnson's grocer shop, Colombo Street. CCL-StarP-00291A
Did you have ancestors living in Ōtautahi Christchurch? In this two-week course we'll introduce you to resources and research tips to help you discover what they did for their jobs.
From millers to milliners, stenographers to smiths, we'll spend two sessions comparing what information was recorded about working men and women in different sources, explore the library's digital and archive collections, and giving you an overview of some of the local Christchurch industries, big and small.
Special Information: This course uses online resources, so basic computer skills are required.
Ages: Adults 18 years+
When: Wednesday 21 and 28 October (you will be booked into both sessions)
Time: 10am-12pm
Where: Tūranga; Tuakiri | Identity, Level 2 - Wāhi Whakaako /Teaching Room
Please Note: We are running these events as part of the Heritage Festival
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