Dr Kate Tiller OBE
It was with sadness the Wychwoods Local History Society learned of the passing of Dr Kate Tiller OBE. Kate is remembered as a key supporter of the society in its […]
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It was with sadness the Wychwoods Local History Society learned of the passing of Dr Kate Tiller OBE. Kate is remembered as a key supporter of the society in its […]
Committee members enjoyed a successful afternoon at the fete in Milton on July 13th, where our stall attracted a steady stream of visitors. Once again, as is a feature for […]
The society was pleased to support the Ascott under Wychwood Family and Local History event at Tiddy Hall on June 22nd. We organised a display of photos from Wychwoods villages, […]
Here we reproduce an article by the late Janet Wallace from the society’s Journal No 28, published in 2013. In doing so, we revisit the political and social circumstances around […]
Here is an article by Carol Anderson written to accompany an exhibition of photographs currently on show in the Wychwoods Library in Milton. Carol’s review – available to download here […]
Following the success of the first village trails of Milton and Shipton, The Arts Society Cotswolds (TASC) has launched the third in the series at Ascott. The new Ascott trail […]
“Bruern Abbey 1147-1536” Selected from the articles by Joy Timms and Joan Howard-Drake from WLHS Journal No 22 pp 4-33. Includes: PART 1: Bruern Abbey 1147 – 1536 BY […]
“A Medieval Fishpond at Bruern Grange” The article by James Bond – selected from WLHS Journal No 6 pp 36-50. This post is created for the benefit of visitors from […]
Here is a record by Jim Pearse of his time at Honeydale farm (formerly part of the larger Coldstone Farm) where he grew up as a child and where in […]
The Wychwoods Local History AGM took place in Milton Village Hall on May 8th 2024 Agenda (PDF) | Chairmans Report (PDF) After the AGM, our final talk of the season included 3 presentations […]
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