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Part of Heather Faulkes' Old Nottinghamshire website: "The aim of this site is to provide information and links for anyone with an interest in the local history of the area now known as Ashfield, or has ancestors who lived in this area. The Ashfield area is found in the middle of the western edge of Nottinghamshire, and borders onto Derbyshire at Teversal, Sutton, Kirkby and Selston parishes." |
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The one thousand years of Barnby-in-the-Willows website has been produced as a living internet site, to be updated as further research is carried out, or to be added to as events unfold in the future. |
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Exploring Beeston's history: aspects of the family and local history of a Midlands town |
David Hallam's excellent website links aspects of Beeston's history with the genealogy of those involved. |
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The Bingham Heritage Trails Association was founded in the year 2000 with the aim to increase awareness of the richness of Bingham's heritage. The Association takes a holistic view of the heritage, including geology, natural history, archaeology, history and the built environment of the parish of Bingham. |
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Peter Woodward's interesting website contains many photographs of places in the old hundred of Broxtowe (west Nottinghamshire) |
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Information, photographs, transcripts of records on the history of this south Nottinghamshire village. |
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Information and photographs etc on Calverton old and new. |
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Website containing transcripts of the 1841,1881 and 1891 Census Enumerators' Books plus photographs and village history material. |
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Photographs and information on Radford, Raleigh, Sneinton, Hyson Green since 1972. |
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Coddington History Group was formed in 2003 by
residents of Coddington Village. They embarked upon a project to
devise a Heritage Trail Leaflet recording much of Coddington's
past history. |
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"Colston Bassett Local History Group was established in 2005, with the aim of promoting the public education and understanding of the village and its fascinating history. It came about because there is considerable interest in the village from those who live here, former residents, and people researching family history." |
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Richard Syson's memories of living in Cossall from the 1870s to the 1920s. |
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Photographs, extracts from parish records for Cuckney village near Worksop |
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Website for the village and parish of Eakring: includes short history of the village and St Andrew's parish church. |
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Details of the society's meetings, membership and publications. |
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Alan Rowley's website on Eastwood. |
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The Farndon Archaeological Research Institute (FARI) was founded at the end of 1998. The main aims of the Institute are to investigate and promote the archaeological heritage of Farndon and the surrounding parishes and to provide training to members that wish to develop archaeological skills. |
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Researchers into the history of Forest Town, Mansfield |
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Various aspects of Gedling's history: church, Gedling House etc |
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The Gotham Fools, church history etc |
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Well illustrated and informative website on the large parish of Greasley in west Nottinghamshire, including information on Greasley Castle, and Beauvale Priory |
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'Hucknall Torkard dot com' is a website dedicated to recording the history of 19th century Hucknall Torkard, Nottinghamshire, and placing what is known in the wider context of the period. During these times Hucknall saw more change that at any other period in its history as it grew from rural village to industrial town. |
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Gary Elliott's fascinating community website has a considerable amount of historical material on this former mining village near Sutton-in-Ashfield. |
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"A Local Community Website for JACKSDALE & WESTWOOD, NOTTS. U.K. Featuring:- Village & Community News (B.A.D.J.E.R.) Village History & Genealogy, Names & Stories of those named on the Jacksdale War Memorial and other local village memorials. Local Poetry and More ...." |
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Colourful website devoted to the history of Keyworth in south Nottinghamshire. |
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Adobe Acrobat versions of the Society's newsletter are available for downloading from Stan Hough's website. |
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The main objectives of the society are: to promote high standards of planning and architecture in or affecting the area of benefit; to educate the public in the geography, history, natural history and architecture of the area of benefit; to secure the preservation, protection, development and improvement of features of historic or public interest in the area of benefit. The society also aims to promote civic pride, promote research and publish the findings, hold meetings lectures and exhibitions, arrange visits and act as a co-ordinating body co-operating with the Local Authority, Planning Committees etc. |
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The website of the Lambley Historical Society contains society newsletters, information on the church, photo galleries and a list of society events. |
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The Society was formed in 1974 with the specific aim of fostering an interest in the history of the locality. Old and New Lenton, Lenton Sands and Dunkirk, the Lenton and Dunkirk Industrial Estates, plus the Lenton Abbey and Wollaton Park housing estates are all considered to fall within the Society’s area of interest. |
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Information, memories and photographs on aspects of Mansfield's history and heritage. |
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Information on Mattersey church, village and Priory in north Nottinghamshire |
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Some material of interest to local and family historians: transcripts of baptism and marriage records and monumnetal inscriptions, old photographs of the village, information on the primary school. |
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The Norwell Parish Heritage Group aims to record the past and present heritage of Norwell Parish for the benefit of present and future generations. The website contains information on the activities of the group: publications, events etc. |
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Ray Teece's website contains an impressive collection of photographs and aims "to capture as much of the old before it all disappears into history, including some of the detail the casual passer by might miss." |
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Brief details on Nottingham’s cemeteries and burial grounds. |
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"The Society is engaged in fighting for conservation and good planning in Nottingham, safeguarding listed buildings from demolition or neglect, celebrating well-designed new buildings and renovations, organising a regular and comprehensive series of guided walks in and around historic Nottingham, publishing a range of books, pamphlets and maps related to Nottingham." |
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Images, memories and background information on the history of Nottingham, its caves and streets. |
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"A look at some of the city's magnificent Victorian buildings and the architects who designed them" |
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A splendid collection of images of Nottinghamshire parish churches by Heather Faulkes. |
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The committee of Ollerton of Yesteryear are trying to preserve the history of New Ollerton Village which developed solely as a result of the sinking of Ollerton Colliery. The site covers the development of the colliery and the village with it's social, cultural, religious and educational aspects. |
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Information on Ordsall and Ordsall parish church, inlcuding extracts from parish records. |
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Short articles on aspects of Papplewick's past. |
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Information on the country park, former country house and Cistercian Rufford Abbey. |
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Information on the group and the village. |
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The project aims to build a database of historical knowledge on all of the churches of Southwell Diocese. |
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Lavishly illustrated with photographs, this website is devoted to promoting "the best kept secret among the forty-two English Cathedrals." |
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Community website for the town of Stapleford. Includes a small historical section. |
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This site is owned by the Parish Council of Sturton-Le-Steeple with Fenton and Littleborough and is run by a team of volunteers from the Parish for the benefit of the community. The are sections of interest to family and local historians. |
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Photographs, maps, memories and miscellaneous material on aspects of this north Nottinghamshire town's history. |
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Articles on aspects of Warsop history. |
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A unique record of life on the Notts Wolds in the 20th century. |
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"This is the official website for the Woodborough Photographic Recording Group. The website contains a vast and varied historical account of the village and its people since Domesday. The Group has over 3,600 digitally stored photos in its database, these date from the year 1862 onwards, and since year 2000, digital photography onwards." |
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| Worksop of Yesterday | The full text of Worksop of Yesterday. The town at the turn of the last century by M. J. JACKSON, originally published in 1969. |
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© A P NICHOLSON | CREATED: 11 March, 2005 | UPDATED: 18 October, 2008