What is a datestone on a building?

• A stone with a carved street name.
• A stone bearing a date linked to the building.
• A stone recording the building's street number.

Which clue gives you a reason to ask whether a mill once stood nearby?

• A street sign marked 'Mill Lane'.
• A sign for next week's fair.
• A map showing a different town's pool.

A war memorial can give clues about your area's past.

Circle one:   True   False

A trusted adult helps you interview a neighbour. Which question asks for a memory of the street's past?

• What do you remember about this street as a child?
• What time does this street's shop open tomorrow?
• What would you change about this street?

You have an old street photo and a photo taken today. What should you check before using them to list changes to that street?

• Which photo you like best.
• Which picture has brighter colours.
• Whether both photos show the same place.

A map accurately shows this plot in 1930 as fields, with no school. A school stands there today. What does this comparison support?

• The school opened during 1930.
• Its land use changed between 1930 and today.
• The field shown in 1930 covered the school building.

A town memorial names local residents and says they are remembered for service in a war. How does this connect local history with a wider event?

• It links local people to remembrance of a war.
• It shows where all the fighting took place.
• It lists the names of everyone who lived in the town.

Two clear photos show the same whole plot. Both show the same house. The older photo also shows a tree; today's photo shows no tree. Which report includes both change and sameness?

• The whole plot stayed the same.
• The whole plot changed completely.
• The house remains, but the tree is gone.