NEFA
The North East Folklore Archive, an internet resource established by Aberdeenshire Council for the study of the cultural heritage and traditions of North
East Scotland.
Last updated 15th June, 2013.
NEFA NEEDS YOU!
'Hard Vrocht Grun' a major World War I project is coming to this site soon, and we need YOUR help. Find out more
NEW! 'The Ledger of The Polar Star.' A study of the famous Peterhead whaling ship and her career at the port based on the owners' accounts ledger. With biographical notes and family photographs.
Click here to read the story so far.
NEW! Are you researching family history?
Click here for a guide to helpful information resources.NEW! Aberdeenshire primary schools have been invited to make contributions to nefa jnr. Rosehearty open this new chapter with the tragic story of 'Poor Mary', a young girl from Glasgow who was evacuated to Rosehearty during World War II.
Click here to read the story of 'Poor Mary'.NEW! 'Paper Treasure' research resources and task sheets for schools now online!
Click here to find the 'Paper Treasure'.What's On this month at Duff House
The Archive
Focusing primarily on the North East's farming and fishing communities, the substance of the Archive includes written articles, recorded interviews, biographical notes, photographs, diaries, songs and tunes.
NEFA Jnr.
Aberdeenshire Primary Schools' very own corner of the NEFA web site.
About NEFA
This website has been online since December 4th 1999. Click below to find out more about its history and future plans.
News at NEFA
Keeping you up to date with what's been happening at the Archive and Arc Studio.
Arc Recording Studio
ARC Recording Studio, a 32 track digital audio recording facility, occupies the ground floor of the NEFA building. Click below to find out more.
