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Derbyshire-Local-History-Societies-2 Derbyshire Local History Societies May 2021 Place Local History Society Name Website Address Derbyshire Derbyshire Archaeological Society https://www.derbyshireas.org.uk/ Derbyshire Derbyshire Records Society https://www.derbyshirerecordsociety.org/ Derbyshire Derbyshire Victoria County History https://derbyshirevch.org/ Aldercar see Heanor Alfreton Alfreton & District Heritage Trust https://alfretonanddistrictheritagetrust.wordpress.com Allestree Allestree Local History Group https://allestreelocalstudygroup.org.uk Alsop en le Dale see Parwich Alstonefield (Staffs ) Alstonefield Local History Group http://www.alstonefield.org/groups-and-clubs/local-history-group Ashbourne Ashbourne Heritage Society http://ashbourneheritagesociety.org.uk Ashover Ashover Light Railway Society http://www.alrs.org.uk/site Aston on Trent Aston on Trent Local History Group https://www.astonontrenthistory.org.uk Bakewell Bakewell and District Historical Society https://www.oldhousemuseum.org.uk Bamford Bamford History Group https://www.bamfordvillage.co.uk/bamford-history-group Barlborough Barlborough Heritage Centre https://barlboroughrc.btck.co.uk Barlow Barlow History Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/1283061901863409 Barrow Hill Barrow Hill Local History Group https://barrowhillheritagetrail.wordpress.com Baslow Baslow History Group https://baslow-history-group.weebly.com Beighton Beighton Historical Society https://www.facebook.com/groups/oldbeighton Belper Belper Historical Society https://belperhistoricalsociety.co.uk Bolsover Bolsover Area History Group https://en-gb.facebook.com/groups/AOBAP 1 Derbyshire Local History Societies May 2021 Place Local History Society Name Website Address Bonsall Bonsall History Group https://www.bonsallhistory.org.uk Borrowash see Ockbrook Brackenfield Brackenfield Heritage Cafe https://www.brackenfield.org/heritage-cafe Bradwell Bradwell Historical Society http://www.bradwellvillage.btck.co.uk/VillageOrganisations/HistoricalSociety Brimington Brimington and Tapton Local History Society http://brimingtonandtaptonhistory.btck.co.uk Burnaston see Etwall Butterley Butterley Ironworks Trust https://www.facebook.com/Butterley-Ironworks-Trust-227003571239218 Buxton Buxton Local History Society https://www.buxtonhistory.org.uk Calver Calver, Curbar & Froggatt Local History https://ccflocalhistory.wordpress.com Group Castleton Castelton Historical Society https://castletonhistorical.co.uk Chaddesden Chaddesden History Group https://www.chaddesdenhistorygroup.co.uk Chapel-en-le-Frith Chapel-en-le-Frith Local History Society https://en-gb.facebook.com/Chapel-en-le-Frith-Local-History-Society- 132263867351663 Chellaston Chellaston Local History group http://www.chellastonhistorygroup.co.uk Chesterfield Chesterfield & District Local History Society http://www.cadlhs.org.uk Church Wilne see Draycott Clowne Clowne Local History Society http://www.clowne-local-history-society.co.uk Codnor Codnor Castle Heritage Trust https://www.codnorcastle.co.uk Creswell see Elmton 2 Derbyshire Local History Societies May 2021 Place Local History Society Name Website Address Crich Crich Heritage Group http://www.crich-heritage.org.uk Curbar see Calver Darley Abbey Darley Abbey Historical Group https://darleyabbeyhistoricalgroup.wordpress.com Dethick Dethick Lea and Holloway Heritage and https://dethickleaandholloway.org.uk Conservation Group Draycott Draycott & Church Wilne History Group https://www.facebook.com/draycottHistory Dronfield Old Dronfield Society https://dronfieldhallbarn.org/partners/local-history Eggington Eggington History Association http://www.egginton.org.uk/html/_-_history_association.htm Elmton Elmton with Creswell Local History Group https://elmtonwithcreswelllocalhistorygroup.wordpress.com Elton Elton Local History Group https://eltonderbyshire.com Etwall Etwall & Burnaston Local History Society http://www.etwall.org.uk/html/history_society.html Eyam Eyam Museum https://www.eyam-museum.org.uk Findern Findern Historical Society https://www.findernparishcouncil.org/findern-historical-society-meetings Froggatt see Calver Furness Vale Furness Vale History Society http://furnesshistory.blogspot.com Glossop Glossop Heritage Trust https://glossopheritage.co.uk Grassmoor Grassmoor Local History Group https://en-gb.facebook.com/groups/280812806107248 Hartington Hartington History Group https://www.hartingtonvillage.com/social-groups/history-group Hayfield Hayfield Civic Society http://www.hayfield-civic-trust.org.uk Heanor Heanor Local History Society http://www.heanorhistory.org.uk 3 Derbyshire Local History Societies May 2021 Place Local History Society Name Website Address Hilton Hilton and Marston History Group https://en-gb.facebook.com/pages/category/Community- Organization/Hilton-and-Marston-History-Group-1672849872980959 Holloway see Dethick Hope Hope Historical Society https://hopehistoricalsociety.co.uk Ilkeston Ilkeston Local History Society https://www.ilkestonhistory.org.uk Killamarsh Killamarsh Heritage Society http://www.killamarsh.org Kirk Langley Langwith Langwith Heritage Group https://langwithheritage.webs.com Lea see Dethick Little Chester Little Chester Local History Group http://littlechesterhistoryderby.btck.co.uk Little Eaton Little Eaton Local History Society https://lelhs.org.uk Littleover Littleover History Society https://sites.google.com/site/littleoverlhs Marston on Dove see Hilton Matlock Matlock U3A Local History Group https://matlockareau3a.org.uk/local-history Melbourne Melbourne Historical Research Group https://mhrgderbyshire.wordpress.com Mellor Marple Local History Society https://www.marplelocalhistorysociety.org.uk Mosborough Mosborough History Meeting Group http://www.mosboroughhistory.co.uk Mugginton Villages of Muggington Parish local History http://www.muggintonparishhistory.co.uk group New Mills New Mills Local History Society https://www.newmillshistory.org.uk 4 Derbyshire Local History Societies May 2021 Place Local History Society Name Website Address North Wingfield North Wingfield Local History group https://northwingfield.wordpress.com Ockbrook Ockbrook and Borrowash Historical and http://unexaminedlives.org/ockbrook-borrowash-historical-archaeological- Archaeological society society Packington (Leics ) Packington Village History Group https://pvhg.uk Parwich Parwich and District Local History Society http://www.parwichhistory.com Pentrich Pentrich Historical Society https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Community/Pentrich-Historical- Society-160729507612935 Pinxton Pinxton and South Normanton Local History https://en-gb.facebook.com/groups/410144975861877 Society Pleasley Pleasley Living History Group https://en-gb.facebook.com/groups/145926528905937 Radbourne Radbourne History and Archaeology Group https://radbournehistory.org Ripley Ripley and District Heritage Trust https://www.rdht.org.uk Sawley Sawley & District Historical Society http://www.sawleyhistoricalsociety.org.uk Shardlow Shardlow Heritage Trust http://www.shardlowheritage.eclipse.co.uk Sheldon Sheldon Local History Group https://www.sheldonvillage.org.uk/category/history-group Shirebrook Shirebrook History Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/1680886998789535 Somercotes Somercotes History Group https://www.somercoteshistory.co.uk South Normanton see Pinxton South Wingfield South Wingfield Local History Group https://www.facebook.com/SWLocalHistoryGroup Spondon Spondon Historical Society https://www.spondonhistory.org.uk 5 Derbyshire Local History Societies May 2021 Place Local History Society Name Website Address Staveley Staveley History Society https://en-gb.facebook.com/pages/category/Community- Organization/Staveley-History-Society-Derbyshire-1403822702990259 Stoney Middleton Stoney Middleton Heritage Community http://smhccg.org Centre Group Sudbury Sudbury Gasworks Restoration Trust https://www.sudburygasworks.com Swadlincote The Magic Attic http://www.magicattic.org.uk Tapton see Brimington Tibshelf Tibshelf Historic and Civic Society https://en-gb.facebook.com/groups/161821760860732 Ticknall Ticknall Preservation and Historical Society https://www.ticknalllife.co.uk/category/community/historical-society Totley Totley History Group http://www.totleyhistorygroup.org.uk Tupton Tupton Local History Society https://tuptonlocalhistorysociety.com Whitwell Whitwell Local History Group http://www.wlhg.co.uk Winster Winster History Group http://www.winster.org/pages/winster-history-group.htm Wirksworth Wirksworth Civic and History Society https://www.wirksworthheritage.co.uk Youlgrave Youlgrave History Group http://www.youlgrave.org.uk/youlgrave-history-group 6 .
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