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Find Us

We welcome enquiries, questions, and conversations about historical interpretation.

Our Location

Our workspace is located in central Bristol, within walking distance of several significant historical sites. While we primarily conduct work in the field and in archives, you are welcome to arrange a visit to discuss potential projects.

Address

47 Thornbury Lane
Bristol, BS1 4QW
United Kingdom

Working Hours

Tuesday through Saturday
10:00 to 18:00

Closed Sunday and Monday

Reaching Out

For general enquiries about our services, please use the email address above. We typically respond within two business days.

If you are interested in scheduling a consultation or guided experience, let us know your availability and any specific areas of interest. This helps us prepare appropriately and suggest relevant resources or sites.

For collaborative projects with institutions or organizations, we can arrange an initial meeting to discuss scope, timelines, and approach.

What to Include

When contacting us, it helps if you can briefly describe what brings you to our work. Are you researching a particular building? Exploring family history? Developing educational materials? Planning a visit to the region?

The more context you provide, the more useful our initial response can be. However, if you are simply curious about our approach or want to learn more before committing to anything, that is perfectly fine as well.

Historic Bristol street with period architecture

Accessibility

Our office is located on the ground floor with step-free access. If you have specific accessibility requirements for site visits or walking tours, please mention them when making arrangements so we can plan accordingly.

Many historical sites present physical access challenges due to their age and construction. We are experienced in adapting interpretive experiences to work within various constraints while maintaining engagement and depth.

We Look Forward to Hearing From You

Whether you have a fully formed project in mind or are simply exploring possibilities, we welcome the conversation. Historical interpretation thrives on diverse questions and perspectives.