 | A Starter pack of leaflets. |
 | Quarterly copies of the magazine 'Lancashire'. |
 | Publicise your surname interests, research problems and queries in the magazine. |
 | Place your family tree in our Pedigree Database and be put in touch with others researching the same names in the same areas. |
 | Attend any of the 14 Branch meetings, each offering visits, talks, workshops (discussion and help with research problems) and a chance to chat to
fellow researchers |
 | Access branch resources and microfiche of published society projects (over 500), which can be viewed at branch research
meetings. |
 | Subject to acceptance, have your personal family history website linked from the Society website. |
 | Attend the Conferences of the Federation of Family History Societies. |
 | Attend the Society's Annual Conference and Annual Dinner. |
 | Access the Society's Helping Hands Service either by post or e-mail. Help is given on possible sources of information and wealth of local knowledge
from Branches. It is not restricted to Lancashire. |
 | Access the LFHHS e-mail Discussion Group available to members only. This group offers support and advice to members and an opportunity to share
knowledge. |
 | Use the Society's Resource Centre at The Straits, Oswaldtwistle, with on-line access and extensive libraries of microfiche, CDs and publications. |