Organisation
I can do as much, or as little of the organisation as you wish.
You choose from the list below, or I can tailor the experience to your own requirements:
Picking up from the airport or station.
Accommodation finding & booking.
Guided day-trips to places of general interest.
Trips to the Norfolk Record Office and other repositories.
Visits to places of specific interest to you and your family.
I will attend to all of your needs, if you would simply like a driver for the week, I can do that too.
I can also carry out specific family history research for you before you arrive, pre-order documents at the Archives and find graves if they exist, to ensure that the time you spend in Norfolk isn't wasted. See below for rates and details.
Visits
Have you every wished to be able to wander around the ancient Churches of Norfolk, searching out the graves of your ancestors?
With my help, you will be able to visit those villages, towns or the city of Norwich, to explore the places your ancestors knew so well.
A typical village green
I can arrange to have the key to the Church, (if it is available), to see the Font where your ancestors were baptised, the Altar, where they knelt and the Pews where they sat. (Obviously, if the Church has been renovated or is now a ruin, some, or all of the internal features could have been replaced or removed.)

INTRODUCTORY OFFER FOR A LIMITED PERIOD ONLY
RESEARCH at ONLY £7.50 per hour.
If you need research carried out in Norfolk, contact me for a quote. If you can't make it to Norfolk, I also offer a picture-taking service, where I visit the places of interest to you and take photographs for you to add to your family history files.
As most of my services are tailored to your individual needs, I can only offer a guide price for a popular day trip to a selection of Norfolk attractions which costs £150, for up to four people.
(Excludes entrance fees, food, drink and other incidentals.)
Contact me:
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to discuss your own, personal requirements.
Glynn,
Norfolk England Family History Genealogy Local History