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We are always on the look-out for more information about Shrivenham and district. If you have old photos, know of historical facts, old documents (especially deeds) please contact us...
If you would like to view any item please email us to make an appointment, details on the Home page.
West Mill - Watchfield - An Indenture & history – An ancient Mill site
Ancient stones unearthed in Shrivenham: report plus Photographs of stones – A broken flint axe-head & quern stone
Gordon & Rene Miles of Shrivenham – The life and times of them both
Shrivenham School Class 1980 – Colour Print
Roman Pot and Spearhead from Watchfield – Found by Neil Maw & Terry Wickell in 1966
Saxon cemetery at Watchfield – Collection of material relating to the saxon cemetery at Watchfield
St Andrew's Church, Shrivenham, Correspondence with Council – Correspondence between 1970 - 1995
The next Quarterly Meeting will be held on Thursday 25th September, doors open at 7pm for a 7.30 start. Our speaker will be Neil Maw of the Heritage Society who will explain the history of Elm Tree House. This iconic building is in the middle of Shrivenham directly overlooking what was the Village Green. An early 18th century Georgian beauty explained.
