Speaker: Debbie Bradley Our ancestors moved and sometimes great distances. A practical talk about things you need to think about to find your ancestors if they moved around the country.

Speaker: Stephen Gill Photography from 1840 to today, the people, the processed and how it affected our lives. A brief and entertaining look at the history of photography

Speaker: Clare O'Grady A talk looking at the different types of sources you can use to research those ancestors who found themselves in poverty, including: Settlement Examinations Parish Apprenticeships Accounts of Parish Overseers Parish Charities Vagrancy Records Workhouse Records

Speaker: Jude Rhodes Looking at research methods to help to grow your family tree; looking at Timelines, Gaps and the FAN methods.

Speaker: Jenny Hill A history of the Leeds and Liverpool Canal in Airedale and Craven. (Please Note: This meeting is online and not at Keighley Local studies  Library as previously published)

Speaker: Kelly Cornwell Exploring English and Australian records to help you discover more about your female convict ancestors;  demonstrated via the case study of a young girl from Shoreditch, her conviction, transportation and ensuing escapades in Tasmania.

Speaker: Sheila Harris Were they father and son or not?

Speaker: Tim Neal Talk on the artwork and life of Keighley artist Stanley R. Boardman who created a series of paintings known collectively as 1920's Boy