Some of the more substantial deposits include the 1992 issue of the IGI, the index to the 1881 census for mainland Britain, the index to Scottish Old Parochial Registers and Griffith's Primary Valuation of Ireland. An important resource is the index to civil registration of births, marriages and deaths for England and Wales which covers the period 1837-1900. There is an adequate supply of readers and booking is unnecessary. There is an increasing body of material available on computers in ther Library. Refreshments A refereshment room is available where visitors on Tuesdays and Thursdays can enjoy a packed lunch.
Tea is available for a small donation.
The Society does not sell food but there are several sandwich shops in the area. The Society welcomes disabled members but the limitations of Clayton House mean that those requiring wheelchair access must enter by the rear door in Back Piccadilly where there is a ramp. You are strongly recommended to telephone in advance of your visit so that we may ensure your visit is a success. The library is open at the following times for members to conduct research. On these days opening is 11.00 am to 1.00 pm.