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History
Welcome to the History section of the Discovering Shropshire's History website. Here you will find the homepage for Shropshire Archives.
You will also find the homepages of a number of local history societies such as Newport History Society and the Four Parishes Heritage Group.
From here you can also access the Tudor and Stuart Shrewsbury reconstruction map, which gives an extraordinarily detailed view of Shrewsbury circa 1630, as well as a host of additional information about the Tudor and Stuart periods. A similar map of Much Wenlock c1485 introduces the medieval town and its priory in a manner not attempted before.
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Market Drayton Museum
Welcome to the Market Drayton Museum Homepage. Here you will find information about the museum, where we are situated and our opening times. Related web pages contain further information on the museum and its collections, local history, events and related
Four Parishes Heritage Group
Welcome to the Four Parishes Heritage Group homepage. Here you will find out all about our project s and our group.
Shropshire Regimental Museum
Shropshire Regimental Museum The Regimental Museum was established in 1985 and is housed in the mediaeval border fortress of Shrewsbury Castle. Its displays tell the story of the County's military units from 1755 to c.1970.
Shropshire Council Museum Service
This website will help you find out what museums in Shropshire have to offer and give you access to and information about Shropshire's fascinating natural and human history.
Shropshire Archives
We can help you to... • trace your family history • uncover the history of your house, street, school or pub • research a project and much, much more!
Portable Antiquities Scheme
Welcome to the Portable Antiquities Scheme for Shropshire and Herefordshire. As partners of the project we will be putting up webpages about the Portable Antiquities Scheme periodically.
Discovering Shropshire's History
Welcome to the Discovering Shropshire's History Homepage. Here you will find information all about the project that created this website.
Periods of Shropshire's History
Welcome to the Periods of Shropshire’s History. Here you can find information about Shropshire through the Ages.
Newport History Society
We meet on the 3rd Monday of every month at 7.30pm at the Baptist Church Hall, Water Lane, Newport - except mid summer.
Friends of Much Wenlock Museum
Welcome to the Friends of Much Wenlock Museum homepage. Here you will find out all about our group and activities.
Bridgnorth Northgate Museum
Hello. Why not visit the Northgate Museum in Bridgnorth, Shropshire. Packed full of treasures, the Museum should be the first stop for anyone wanting to discover the history of the town and the local area. From an Edwardian cash till, to a model of Tre
Friends of the Flax Mill and Maltings
This is the homepage for the Friends of the Ditherington Flax Mill and Maltings.
Llanymynech Limeworks Heritage Area
Welcome to the Llanymynech homepage. Here you will find out all about the Limeworks Heritage Area.
Castles in Shropshire
Castles in Shropshire Shropshire is an important county for castles because it is on the Welsh Border. The Normans were unable to conquer the fearsome Welsh and so to protect their conquered territory they created a ‘buffer zone’ populated with castles.
Shrewsbury Museums
The Museum service operates three buildings in Shrewsbury - Shrewsbury Museum & Art Gallery Shrewsbury Castle (containing the Shropshire Regimental Museum and other displays) Coleham Pumping Station It also has a 'virtual museum' in the form of the D
Wrekin Local Studies Forum Home Page
Welcome to the home page of the Wrekin Local Studies Forum - The meeting place for local history groups in the Telford Area. We also have our own web site www.wlsf.org.uk
All Stretton History Group
All Stretton is the name of a village and its wider township within the ancient parish and manor of Church Stretton, in south Shropshire. The village nestles in a narrow valley, stretched out along the old Shrewsbury road, about a mile north of the market
Friends of Shropshire Archives
Do you enjoy visiting Shropshire Archives? Are you interested in Shropshire's past? Then why not join the Friends of Shropshire Archives and help to preserve Shropshire's history? For more information follow this link to the Friends own website.
Interactive Maps and Town Trails
. Explore Shropshire's fascinating past with a range of interactive maps and trails.
Shropshire Historic Farmsteads Characterisation Project
Shropshire’s historic farmsteads make a fundamental contribution to local distinctiveness and a sense of place, through their varied forms and the way that they relate to the surrounding landscape and settlement pattern of Shropshire. In order to furthe
Shropshire's Manorial Records: a research guide
This research guide was created to help researchers use Shropshire’s manorial records. It includes: · Instructions on how to locate Shropshire’s manorial records · A list of the collections at Shropshire Archives that contain manorial records · Skills r
Shropshire Inns, Taverns, Hostelries, Hotels, Public Houses
To find out more about Shropshire pubs follow the links to photographs taken from the early 1900s to the mid 1980s. The name of the licensee at the time of the photograph, the owning/running brewery, the date of the photograph, some personal comments
Shropshire Archaeological and Historical Society (SAHSoc)
Our website has moved to www.shropshirearchaeologyhistory.org