Historians owe much to a poet, a workaholic and a “placeman UNTIL the beginning of the nineteenth century the Rickman family of Hampshire lived in
Lack of money should be no barrier to researching the past THERE are probably more unfinished books on local and family history than any other
The National Motor Museum is unique in that our collection includes four cars that have held the outright Land Speed Record. While all are remarkable,
Poole Pottery was founded by a builder’s son from the Itchen valley ENTREPRENEURS give their eye teeth to acquire names that are household words. It
As tuneful a thing as I ever heard Thomas Hardy’s words could be about a Hampshire group that has honoured village musicians for 45 years.
An international business sparked by a Hampshire shepherd A company that started in Hampshire and spread around the world has stepped up to lend its
The Wallop family, earls of Portsmouth, has been associated with Hampshire since at least Domesday. There are no less than four places in the county
View Hampshire Archives Trust first on-line talk ‘Tales from the Tower’ by Dr Cheryl Butler, held on Tuesday 2 June at 7pm. Despite the
Physician Dr John Latham (1740-1837) retired to Romsey in 1795 to be near his son, a brewer with a chain of inns. For 20 years
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