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Meanings of local historian in English

Russian
краевед
Spanish
historiador local
Catalan
historiador local

Someone who researches their local area's history.

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краевед
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Usage of local historian in English
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He was in Carrick-on-Suir interviewing the writer and local historian, Michael Coady.
The Irish Times
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Her early memories of the home focused her interest as a local historian.
The Guardian
3
Sayla wasn't specific, but I'd thought you were a sort of local historian.
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A local historian, John Isdale, is very excited about the find.
Radio NZ
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According to local historian Baye Niass, the well dates back to the 16th century.
Reuters
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The local historian also sets great store by the Hon.
The New York and Albany Post Road / From Kings Bridge to "The Fe...
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The local historian Dixon Donaldson says 50 died only.
The Irish Times
8
Richard Roche is an author, journalist and local historian
The Irish Times
9
A local historian believes also that one Doctor Gordon's daughter taught in the same school.
The Journal of Negro History, Volume 7, 1922
10
There was a local historian, a Mr. Welsh, who owned this house for some thirty years.
Ghosts
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Written by local historian Mr George Cunningham the 200-page publication is a history of the parish.
The Irish Times
12
Lyttelton will today farewell a renowned local historian, polar adventurer and recipient of the Antarctic Medal.
Radio NZ
13
Tributes were paid to Mr McGee, a local historian, a skilled stone mason and a grandfather.
The Irish Times
14
A local historian, the Reverend Gerald Cooney, wrote:
Ghosts
15
Its early life is recorded in one of local historian Derek Payne's volumes of old photographs.
The Irish Times
16
They were trying to get out, they were just overcome with gas, local historian Irene Sutton said.
Radio NZ
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