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#OnePlaceStudies is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 13 people shared 53 posts with it — around 2 a day. Activity is down 61% versus the previous week, peaking on Jul 29 with 8 posts.

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Society for One-Place Studies
@oneplacestudies.bsky.social
over 1 year ago
A few useful links to pages and resources on the Society for #OnePlaceStudies website: ✦ Home page ✦ About us ✦ What is a one-place study? ✦ A guide to one-place studies (PDF) ✦ Registered Studies ✦ Blogging prompts ✦ Events ✦ Join us #OnePlaceWednesday
The cover of our e-booklet (cropped from portrait to square). The top half features a photo of houses and streets on the edge of a village, with fields and trees beyond. The bottom half features the title: The Society for One-Place Studies Presents A Guide to One-Place Studies.
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Society for One-Place Studies
@oneplacestudies.bsky.social
almost 2 years ago
We see your Humble Jumble Lane and raise you Crack-brain-court and New Martin Street a.k.a. Shall-I-go-naked-street! These are from Whitechapel, London, in the early 1700s. Does anyone have any more stupendous street names, from #OnePlaceStudies or elsewhere, to share on #OnePlaceWednesday?
Extract from an old publication found at Google Books, showing names of streets in Whitechapel. They include Gurls-garden, Red Lion-street, Lemon-street, Hog-yard, Blue Anchor-yard, and of course Crack-brain-court and Shall-I-go-naked-street or New Martin-street.

Didn't they have some interesting road names back in 1850. Humble Jumble Lane, now known as Alverthorpe Road, Wakefield
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Society for One-Place Studies
@oneplacestudies.bsky.social
2 days ago
August is here, so tell us about your #OnePlaceLabourers! You could look at the lives or tell the stories of individual labourers, or discuss labourers in general. What proportion of those employed in your #OnePlaceStudy were labourers, and how did that change across census years? #OnePlaceWednesday

August is nearly upon us, and with it comes a new blogging prompt for #OnePlaceStudies! Who were your #OnePlaceLabourers, what were their daily lives like, and how did those lives change with the seasons and over time? #OnePlaceWednesday
Blogging and Social Media Prompt, Aug 2026: #OnePlaceLabourers. Image: An old black and white photo dating from around 1900, showing a labouring family (three men of varying ages, one or possibly two women, a younger girl, and numerous boys) posing in front of and beside a stack of hay or straw. The men and most of the boys are all wearing caps and waistcoats. One-Place Studies, where family history and local history unite.
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Society for One-Place Studies
@oneplacestudies.bsky.social
3 days ago
I have just discovered the AncestorPress AP One-Name Studies Wordpress plugin for #OneNameStudies – has anybody out there used it? It is interesting to note the final item in the FAQ for this product, which says that a #OnePlaceStudy plugin is on AP’s ‘roadmap.’ #OnePlaceWednesday
AP One-Name Studies

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AP One-Name Studies

Publish your one-name study on WordPress: surname variants, a searchable occurrence index, distribution maps and full CSV export.
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Society for One-Place Studies
@oneplacestudies.bsky.social
5 days ago
Ecclesiastical Census Returns (HO 129) - a fascinating resource for #OnePlaceStudies in England and Wales. Not just churches, but non-conformist chapels too. PDFs of all the places of worship in a particular Piece can be downloaded for free from The National Archives website, search here:

discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk

Today's find - there was a Religious Census of 1851 - which looked to find out how well attended different churches were on a specific day in March that year & a general average for the preceding 12 months Here are Nottinghamshire's results: www.nottshistory.org.uk/resources/fi... #OnePlaceStudies

www.nottshistory.org.uk
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Society for One-Place Studies
@oneplacestudies.bsky.social
7 days ago
Happy #YorkshireDay! 26 places in Yorkshire – including towns, villages, parishes, streets, cemeteries, a school, and an orphans’ home – have been registered by our members as #OnePlaceStudies. Find them via the following links: ✦ East Yorkshire ✦ North Yorkshire ✦ South Yorkshire ✦ West Yorkshire
A montage of four one-place study graphics, for Spaldington OPS (image: a white-walled, two-storey cottage with a small front garden), Embsay-with-Eastby OPS (image: a black and white 'finger post' sign with a large tree and a two-storey, stone-built cottage in the background), Heckmondwike Grammar School OPS (image: a large, three-storey, stone-built school building), and St Stephen's Churchyard, Acomb OPS (image: a churchyard, with many gravestones). One-Place Studies, where family history and local history unite.
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