From Journal No 17: Some Wychwood Neighbourhoods about 1900
Church Road and The Heath Selected from the article by Anthea Jones, Joan Howard Drake, Sue Jourdan & John Rawlins: From WLHS Journal No 17 p37. [ Download the […]
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Church Road and The Heath Selected from the article by Anthea Jones, Joan Howard Drake, Sue Jourdan & John Rawlins: From WLHS Journal No 17 p37. [ Download the […]
Our collection of Oral History audio files has recently been digitised. Almost 100 audio records of selected society talks, BBC features and many interviews of Wychwoods residents are included in […]
Here is an article by Carol Anderson written to accompany an exhibition of photographs recently on show in the Wychwoods Library in Milton Our library exhibitions continue to highlight some […]
Speaker: Maurice East Subject: “Down in the Dumps” – How Oxford Helped Win World War Two Another fine evening was enjoyed by 40+ members and guests, with plenty of response […]
Our programme of photograph displays continues in the Wychwoods Library in Milton. We aim to change the theme regularly throughout the year. In doing so, we will be hoping to […]
Here is a snippet from one of our many Oral History audio files. In it, former 1920s Shipton Court resident Dorothy “Dor” Thomson tells the apocryphal tale of Mr Samuda […]
Speaker: Ingram Murray Subject: ‘Known unto God’: a great War Detective Story Around 50+ members and guests enjoyed the latest in our season of evening talks, which this time covered […]
Among the many photographs scanned by the Society photo scanning group, was a picture of a village outing, for which no information was (or could be) supplied at the time […]
Speaker: Deborah Hayter Subject: ‘Common right : private property and how enclosures shaped the Oxfordshire/Northamptonshire landscape’ There was a hectic period of enclosure by Parliamentary Act in the late 18th century which […]
To complement our latest photo-sampler exhibition in the The Wychwoods Library in Milton, here we revisit a few recent and historic weather events courtesy of WLHS members and other contributors […]
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