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Bromyard and District Local History Society. Is based in Bromyard, Herefordshire, England, and was founded in 1966. It exists to foster interest, enjoyment, research and publication in the field of our local history. The Local and Family History Centre. At 5, Sherford Street, Bromyard is the headquarters of the Society. Thursday and Friday 10am 1pm and 2pm 4.

Researching Historic Buildings in the British Isles. Would you like to find out more about the history of your house? Do you want to research any historic building? Is it in the United Kingdom or Ireland? If so this guide by Jean Manco. Will start you on the detective trail. Some information could be just a few clicks away, but to get the full story you will need to visit libraries and archives. Of any type is not accepted. Do you know who designed the building? May help to.

Click image for Greenwood maps online. And although we were due to be addressed by Judith Shingler, she will be unable to attend so her colleague Allison Peak will deliver the talk. This will be at 7. 30 at the Yew Tree Hall, Lorton as usual. As you will probably be aware, there are road-works between Cockermouth and Lorton. The official diversion is from Cockermouth, via the A66 to Keswick, then over Whinlatter Pass down to Lorton.