Family History Research: An Interesting Find
At our recent meeting [ Details here ], Sue Honoré of the Oxfordshire Family History Society opened her talk with a reminder that ‘local’ and ‘family’ history are never truly […]
At our recent meeting [ Details here ], Sue Honoré of the Oxfordshire Family History Society opened her talk with a reminder that ‘local’ and ‘family’ history are never truly […]
The society is actively collating a large section of its photograph archive into a searchable database. In this process, we regularly come across many images where individuals are not named, […]
These days the Society is receiving an increasing number of overseas visitors to our website. Among these we recently heard from an Australian artist, who described herself as ‘a painter […]
Langston House in Milton-under-Wychwood was a small, community-valued care home that operated from the late 1970s until its closure in 2005. It served as a vital residential facility for elderly […]
This essay by Diane Melvin explores the history of six cottages at Upper End, Shipton, from 1797 to the present day. Diane traces the ownership, occupancy, and development of […]
The house now known as Forest Gate, on Frog Lane, Milton-under-Wychwood is one of the most distinctive properties in the Wychwoods, with the added mystery of an unusual terracotta figure […]
Across a hundred years, Leafield Radio Station evolved from scientific curiosity to imperial linchpin, from education powerhouse to pit-lane thrill machine. Its buildings may fall silent, but its story continues […]
I am pleased to share this letter from Glenda Lewis, a descendant of Wychwoods emigrants to New Zealand. Glenda is numbered among many such descendants who are drawn to the […]
In November the Wychwoods Local History Society are organising and participating in a number of events to commemorate the 150th Anniversary of the Cospatrick Tragedy. Look out for the following: […]
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 […]
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