# Local Histories - **Website:** - **Primary alias:** `localhistories.org` ## Description Local Histories is a history website created by Tim Lambert, offering an accessible collection of articles about the past. Its coverage spans British towns, villages and cities, as well as countries and important cities around the world. Visitors can explore histories of British dynasties, brief biographies of notable people from different eras, and articles on significant or troubling historical events. The site presents history in a variety of formats, including timelines, themed features and concise overviews. Topics featured include world empires, female rulers, medieval society, drinks and corporal punishment, alongside local histories such as those of New York City, Burnley, Corsham, Croydon and Leatherhead. It also publishes material on British inventions, women’s achievements and historical facts related to subjects such as heat and cold. For visitors interested in travel, the site includes a guide to Krakow and pictures of Banff, Alberta. Local Histories serves readers looking for an approachable starting point for learning about places, people and events across history, with new and recent articles covering a broad range of subjects. ## Industries - 🧪 Science and Education - 🧪 History _(under Science and Education)_ - 🗺 Reference Materials - 🗺 Dictionaries and Encyclopedias _(under Reference Materials)_ ## Links - [youtube](https://youtube.com/channel/UCtpO50M3p6aGlnjAdOmHsnw) - [facebook](https://facebook.com/localhistories) ## Logos & icons - icon _(primary)_ — JPEG — [download](https://cdn.brandfetch.io/idKo0Q25bs/w/1121/h/1121/theme/dark/icon.jpeg?c=1bxid64Mup7aczewSAYMX&t=1791074451461) ## Colors | Name | Hex | Theme | | --- | --- | --- | | Black | #000000 | dark | | Havelock Blue | #4a9ade | light | | Stiletto | #a22c37 | accent | ## Fonts - var(--global--font-primary) — asset _(custom)_ - var(--global--font-secondary) — asset _(custom)_ --- _Source: _ _See [/llms.txt](/llms.txt) for a full list of agent-readable pages, and [/auth.md](/auth.md) for how agents authenticate._