Did this really ever happen? It might have done once in Chipping Campden.
CCHS members who are transcribing and studying old ...
Herbert Wixey owned and ran Wixey’s Stores which was established in 1863. A newspaper advertisement described Herbert Wixey as a ...
Today we commemorate all those who contributed to the war effort 1914-1918 – not only those who fought, and died, ...
For six Mince Pyes of an Indifferent Biggnesse ….find out more about what we have been doing on our Campden ...
In 1957 J J Warmington, father of local historian and editor of “Campden: a New History”, Allan Warmington, wrote an ...
80 years ago, on the 3rd of February 1938, at a well-attended meeting in the Assembly Room above Mr Page’s ...
What a weekend!
Over 2,000 people visited the site of old Campden House. We thought we were doing well on Saturday ...
A selection of articles written by CCHS Vice-President, Jill Wilson for the Campden Bulletin.
Jill, a long time member and former ...
The allotment in the UK has its beginnings at the time of increasing industrialisation and population shift to urban environments.
The Society’s new Chairman, Bob Montgomery, introduced our first speaker of the 2017 season, namely Dr. Alison Brookes from the ...
No, not that Tom Hanks, this one lived in the sixteenth century and owed two shillings and eightpence to John Huntington!
In the 13th century when a market became well established in Campden a new church was built in Berrington and ...
In the course of research – particularly our recent research into old Campden House – we have come across many ...
We found masses of fragments of thin window glass during the digs, which prompted questions about where it was made ...
