Formed over 40 years ago, The Bedworth Society looks after Bedworth past, present and future.
To record the history of Stratford and its District with the aims of furthering education, and for the benefit of the community.
We are a local branch of a national organisation and meet monthly on Thursdays from September to May at Chilvers Coton Heritage Centre
A newly formed, museum based in Atherstone but designed to cover the North Warwickshire Area.
Mary Anning in Warwick? Well, kind of, and here’s the story. Lyme Regis fossil collector Mary Anning (1799-1847) has emerged as one of our most influential palaeontologists – having brought ...
On 6th & 7th of July 1910, at an “Olde English Faire” in the North Warwickshire mining village of Polesworth, a troupe of Morris dancers performed for the first time. ...
These almshouses were founded by two owners of the Priory in Warwick: initiated by Sir Thomas Puckering in the 1630s and rebuilt by Henry Wise, gardener to royalty, in 1737.1 ...
Warwickshire Museum Service has a small ethnographic collection, much of which came to us through the Warwickshire Natural History and Archaeological Society during the 19th century. This object has been ...
Even into the 20th century, quarrying was carried out by manual labourers using hammers and pickaxes. The quarry workers who came across important fossil specimens often remain nameless. At the ...
In 1877, a Miss Cameron donated several items to the Warwickshire Natural History and Archaeological Society. We do not have any more information about her or who she was.
There were ...
Wolston Village Hall stands in Main Street with a handsome inscription over the entrance ‘Loyal Equity Lodge ODDFELLOWS HALL A D 1890’. It was built of red brick to seat ...
