Where were you on Coronation Day in 1953? Perhaps you were huddled round your new-fangled gadget called a television set, watching all the events as they unfolded in London.  Or maybe you took part in this local celebration in the shadow of the Market House in...
EAST HEREFORDSHIRE
Cradley – A historic Village
The Church of St James Cradley dates back to Anglo-Saxon times. It has important connections with the Three Choirs Festival and was visited by both Sir Edward Elgar and Sir Arthur Bliss. The church is open to visitors daily. On the advertised Sundays in August...
Mordiford Mill Working Watermill
Traditional corn mill in working order, the waterwheel and gears will be turning. Car Park at the back of the mill 150 meters from the Moon Inn up the B4224 Fownhope road, on the left. Guided Tours - Entrance is free, donations are welcome to pay for maintenance of...
Cradley through the Ages
The Church of St James Cradley dates back to Anglo-Saxon times. It has important connections with the Three Choirs Festival and was visited by both Sir Edward Elgar and Sir Arthur Bliss. The church is open to visitors daily. During the Herefordshire Histories...
Historic Cradley
In our 16th Century Village Hall. an opportunity to learn more about the history of the Village Hall and the local photographs, records and maps stored there. The Church of St James Cradley dates back to Anglo-Saxon times. It has important connections with the Three...
Voices from the River Wye
In the summer of 2017, Marsha O’Mahony travelled up and down the Wye in Herefordshire recording the experiences of the people who have lived and worked on the river, or simply been drawn to its waters in search of recreation or a jam jar of minnows. Thanks to then a...
We Will Remember Them
Jennifer Harrison will show how we remember those from Herefordshire who died in the service of our country. Jennifer will look at all the many different ways we commemorate them in the towns and villages throughout the county. She will also take us further...
Horse Drawn Tramways
The early tramways of the Wye Valley were a short-lived transport system of horse-drawn waggons on rails operating from the late eighteenth century to the introduction of steam locomotives, primarily used for transporting goods such as coal, lime and minerals.
Nicholas de Hereford, Rebel Cleric, Papal Prisoner and Bible Translator
 Nicholas studied at the University of Oxford, and was ordained a priest in 1370 and earned in 1382 the degree of Doctor of Theology. Nicholas criticized the luxury of the Church and reaffirmed the right of every Christian to attain his own faith by reading the Bible....
Rotherwas Together Exhibition at Bromyard
Rotherwas Together is the Herefordshire-based voluntary organisation dedicated to researching stories and raising awareness of the munitions factory ROF Rotherwas, the Royal Ordnance Factory built during the First World War. The factory was used for filling shells,...
Film, Ledbury Ox Roast 1953
Where were you on Coronation Day in 1953? Perhaps you were huddled round your new-fangled gadget called a television set, watching all the events as they unfolded in London.  Or maybe you took part in this local celebration in the shadow of the Market House in...
Cradley – A historic Village
The Church of St James Cradley dates back to Anglo-Saxon times. It has important connections with the Three Choirs Festival and was visited by both Sir Edward Elgar and Sir Arthur Bliss. The church is open to visitors daily. On the advertised Sundays in August...
Mordiford Mill Working Watermill
Traditional corn mill in working order, the waterwheel and gears will be turning. Car Park at the back of the mill 150 meters from the Moon Inn up the B4224 Fownhope road, on the left. Guided Tours - Entrance is free, donations are welcome to pay for maintenance of...
Cradley through the Ages
The Church of St James Cradley dates back to Anglo-Saxon times. It has important connections with the Three Choirs Festival and was visited by both Sir Edward Elgar and Sir Arthur Bliss. The church is open to visitors daily. During the Herefordshire Histories...
Historic Cradley
In our 16th Century Village Hall. an opportunity to learn more about the history of the Village Hall and the local photographs, records and maps stored there. The Church of St James Cradley dates back to Anglo-Saxon times. It has important connections with the Three...
Voices from the River Wye
In the summer of 2017, Marsha O’Mahony travelled up and down the Wye in Herefordshire recording the experiences of the people who have lived and worked on the river, or simply been drawn to its waters in search of recreation or a jam jar of minnows. Thanks to then a...
We Will Remember Them
Jennifer Harrison will show how we remember those from Herefordshire who died in the service of our country. Jennifer will look at all the many different ways we commemorate them in the towns and villages throughout the county. She will also take us further...
Horse Drawn Tramways
The early tramways of the Wye Valley were a short-lived transport system of horse-drawn waggons on rails operating from the late eighteenth century to the introduction of steam locomotives, primarily used for transporting goods such as coal, lime and minerals.
Nicholas de Hereford, Rebel Cleric, Papal Prisoner and Bible Translator
 Nicholas studied at the University of Oxford, and was ordained a priest in 1370 and earned in 1382 the degree of Doctor of Theology. Nicholas criticized the luxury of the Church and reaffirmed the right of every Christian to attain his own faith by reading the Bible....
Rotherwas Together Exhibition at Bromyard
Rotherwas Together is the Herefordshire-based voluntary organisation dedicated to researching stories and raising awareness of the munitions factory ROF Rotherwas, the Royal Ordnance Factory built during the First World War. The factory was used for filling shells,...