Researching your Property Part 1 - Auckland Council Archives

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Kia ora koutou - welcome back! Ever been curious about the history of your house? Who might have lived there before you? Today's speakers will help you find out the answer to these questions and more. You can listen to the complete presentation over four episodes or jump to whatever interests you the most. In this part we hear from Eoin Lynch. Eoin is an archivist for the Libraries and Information Team at Auckland Council. He is based in the Auckland Council North Office in Takapuna. He has experience in working with archival records created by previous local authorities in North, West and South Auckland. Auckland Council Archives: http://bit.ly/2Tb2rCK Image Credit: Auckland Libraries Heritage Collections 1142-D122 Recorded live at Tāmaki Pātaka Kōrero on 12 February 2020.

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