Libraries FAQs
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I am not able to get out easily or carry heavy books, how can I use the library service?
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Do you lend books, music and videos in languages other than English?
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Can I get details about my family history?
We have a wide range of information, such as census returns from the 16th century, local directories, electoral registers going back to 1890, local newspapers from 1854 and much more at the Ealing Local History Centre, 103 Ealing Broadway Centre (first floor), The Broadway, W5 5JY. A full list of our resources is available or contact our borough archivist and local history librarian, Dr Jonathan Oates, on (020) 8825 8194 or email joates@ealing.gov.uk.
The Local History Centre is open: Tues, Wed, Thurs 9am-7.45pm; Fri and Sat 9am-5pm; Sun and Mon closed; lunchtime closures 1pm-2pm. To avoid disappointment we recommend that you make an appointment.
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I cannot get to the library – can you do my research for me?
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Do you have current information about groups and events in the borough?
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My ancestor was at the North Hyde St. Mary's Catholic Boys' School – where are the records?
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Do you have any information about children who were brought up in children's homes in the borough?
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Do you have any information about the inmates of workhouses?
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My ancestor worked for the council/was a councillor. What information do you have about him/her?