Sharing your findings

We hope that you find some useful pointers here for your own coronation local history research.

At the end of your research you may wish to record what you have found and share it with others, just as Helen plans to do with Ceredigion Archives. This might be with your family and friends, maybe with your school or perhaps with your wider local community. Think about how you might do this, whether in a written report, a presentation, a poster display or something else.

See for example this article on Coronation Celebrations in Fontmell Magna village for King George VI in 1937.

And this video on King George IV’s 1822 visit to Edinburgh:

If you would like to share your research with the wider world then please get in touch with BALH about writing a blog for us or recording a short video presentation. Contact our Digital Team: digitalteam@balh.org.uk

The British Coronation Project 2023

BALH has partnered with the British Coronation Project, a collaboration between King's College London, University of Roehampton and Arts Projects for Schools, offering teachers and children a once in a lifetime opportunity to celebrate, commemorate and explore the coronation of King Charles III.

Discover more at www.britishcoronationproject23.org