#PostedInThePast | Helen Baggott

All roads lead to #Exmoor in this genealogical novel. In 1911, Arthur explores the area, learns of its past & sends postcards that become his #MemoriesFromTheFuture. Let him introduce you to mysterious deaths, acts of bravery and merciless destruction. mybook.to/2gpty7e

If you've read #MemoriesFromTheFuture, you might recall a genealogist named Gertrude. Fraser and Fraser are that missing link to her work.

One of the few lead fonts in the UK and the only hexagonal one – Lady St Mary's church in Wareham, Dorset. #FontsOnFriday

St George's Chapel, Windsor – posted to Miss Everett, Castle Street, Washington, c/o Durham in 1909: Dear E. I have been here for a fortnight and have enjoyed my holiday. Will see you soon. With love from Edith Scott. #PostedInThePast

Walked past this house many times and at the moment the front garden's a little overgrown as it awaits its new owners do their thing. Meanwhile, it's perfect for #adoorablethursday and a door known to Thomas Hardy, he spent his last night in Sturminster Newton here with friends.

Happy #Thursgate from Merley's model railway enthusiast site.

The Quay, Swanage – sent in 1925 to Miss Goodson, Bridgwater, Somerset: Dear Ida, We are here and having great and happy holiday. #PostedInThePast

I've almost finished putting together a new talk for a November booking. It's quite an eclectic mix of stories that began when I bought a used notebook… speakernet.co.uk/talk/6324/addr…

Lady St Mary's – another Wareham church well worth visiting.

To Tom in Cambridgeshire: Dear Tom I got home but I was sick on the train. Kathie. #Genealogy #PostedInThePast

The Landsdowne, Bournemouth – to Miss Wingate, Highgate in 1920: My Dearest Girlie, Many thanks for your very nice note. I shall love to see you on Thurs. Could you manage 3 o'clock at the Nags Head? Don't worry if you can't for I shall be there so come as soon as you can, dear.

Memories from the Future – a genealogical novel that reveals the true stories of Exmoor and its people. Pre-WWI, Arthur travels around the area and meets many of the people who lived there, including in Lynmouth. Did Arthur meet your ancestors? mybook.to/2gpty7e

Posted in 1913 from Brighton to Francis, The Farm, Grange-over-Sands: Mrs Roberts send her love her little friend Francis. She has been staying here for nearly a month and is fit and well. #PostedInThePast

A view of Cape Town, posted to Mrs O'Neill in Liverpool OTD in #1904: Dear Liz, thanks for card. How do you like this view. The mountain is Table Mountain and the road leads to Camps Bay where we intend to camp out in November. #PostedInThePast

Bristol's tramway centre, sent to Mrs Williams near Salisbury. "Many thanks for photo. Isn't it splendid of Maurice? He looks such a jolly little chap." #PostedInThePast

#PostboxSaturday's photo is of my mum in Wareham. I had hoped to capture her posting a card but she was far too fast for me!

#FontsOnFriday from St Mark's, Swanage.

Stowe House, posted in 1904 to Miss Hodges in Kent: "Beginning to miss you all ready. Love Norman." #PostedInThePast

Popped to Wareham today to take some photos of a church. I've driven past this place 1000s of times. It really is hidden treasure.

At Mum's today we were rummaging in a wardrobe and she handed me this small album. In it are lots of photos I hadn't seen. It was given by my paternal grandfather to my grandmother four years before they married. My dad's acting career was a short one…

Bidston Observatory, posted in 1901 to the Misses Owen: Dear Aunties, Aunty Mary arrived safe. Found every body all well. Let you know what train we will come by. #PostedInThePast