Kelly's Directory Of Huntingdonshire 1928

Your Huntingdonshire Heritage The 1928 Kelly's Directory

Step back in time to the heart of interwar England. The year is 1928. The shadow of the Great War has receded, and a new era is dawning across the towns, villages, and fenlands of Huntingdonshire. Now, you can hold a detailed snapshot of this fascinating time in your hands.

Kelly's Directory of Huntingdonshire 1928 is more than just a book; it's a time capsule and an indispensable key to the past. For genealogists, local historians, and anyone with a connection to this historic county, this volume offers an unparalleled window into the daily lives, trades, and social fabric of the community.

What treasures will you discover inside?

Comprehensive County Information: A detailed overview of Huntingdonshire's topography, geology, agriculture, and history, providing essential context for your research.
Private Resident Directory: An alphabetical list of heads of households, from gentry and clergy to farmers and tradesmen, complete with their addresses. The perfect starting point for tracing your family tree.
Classified Commercial Directory: A complete guide to the county's businesses and services. Find out who was the local blacksmith in St Ives, the grocer in Godmanchester, or the tailor in Ramsey.
Official & Parliamentary Information: Details on local courts, county officials, magistrates, and Members of Parliament, revealing the structure of local governance.
Parish by Parish Breakdown: Meticulous details for every village and town, including:
Postal information and transport links
Principal landowners and residents
Local churches, schools, and institutions
A full list of tradespeople and craftsmen in the area
Who is this for?

Family Historians: Locate your ancestors, discover their occupations, and build a vivid picture of their lives.
Local Historians: Research the evolution of your town or village, its economy, and its prominent citizens.
House History Enthusiasts: Uncover the history of your home and the people who lived there nearly a century ago.
Writers & Researchers: Gain authentic, detailed insight into life in rural England in the late 1920s