The table below lists the contents of the issues 1 (1998) to 19 (2024). This complete table of contents may be used to help identify articles in different issues of the Glaven Historian which may be of interest, based on the content of each entry in the table below. For example, entering map into the
Private 14156, 1st Bn, Norfolk RegimentDied 5th July 1916, aged 20Remembered at Blakeney (St. Nicholas) Churchyardand on both Blakeney War Memorials Reginald Cooper was born in Cromer and baptised there, 5th April, 1896. He was the son of Charles Thomas Cooper, a bricklayer, and his wife Marian Louisa Brooks. By 1901 the family were living
This issue is not yet available online. Click here for information on purchasing a copy. Click here to view Cover pages (they will open in a new tab or browser page). Contents John Peake 1933 – 2024 Pam Peake Morris Arthur & Mary Ferroussat John Wright Letheringsett with Little Thornage Conservation Area:The Settlement History from medieval
Created by BAHS member Richard Jefferson this walk takes you on a route through Cley to take in thirty of its heritage landmarks. Allow around an hour, possibly more if you plan to study the various buildings in depth. Click here for the leaflet. A digital version of the walk is available to download by
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Tuesday 30th January 2024 at 2:30pm Cley Village Hall Talks by Members Two interesting finds from Blakeney and Salthouse Roger Bland Two interesting objects have recently been found in our area. The first is a silver seal matrix (a stamp for sealing documents), found by metal detector user Steve Lancaster at Salthouse in April 2022,
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The four-volume study Mary Hardy and her World 1773-1809 will be published in April 2020. Two of the covers are pictured here; also the set of four spines. Drawing on the testimony of the local diarist Mary Hardy (1733-1809), these volumes of commentary and analysis provide a detailed panorama of work and social life in
Click here for an online version presented as a portable document format Contents The Military Survey of 1522 John Wright Synopsis: The Military Survey of 1522 appeared to be a muster of all able-bodied males aged 16-60 but the government of the day had an ulterior motive: to prepare for a substantial tax in the form of
The future of the BAHS is now in serious doubt due to a lack of people willing to run it. The Society itself is solvent, and generally well regarded in its field: we hold seven lectures a year, produce an excellent Journal in the Glaven Historian every other year, and above all we have the