Saffron Walden Historical Society

One of the oldest voluntary organisations in Saffron Walden today.

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https://www.esfh.org.uk/branches/saff_main/

Essex Society for Family History has a branch in Saffron Walden – contact:

https://www.esfh.org.uk/branches/saff_main/

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Saffron Walden Historical Journal No 41 Spring 2021

The latest edition of the Saffron Walden Historical Journal (No 41) is on sale at Tourist Information, Harts Bookshop and Waitrose, Saffron Walden (among the newspaper section). For a postal copy please enquire as below. Articles in this issue include: Fry Art Gallery; diary of a late 18th century gardener at Audley End kitchen garden; an ancient mere near Chestnut Avenue; Arkesden School history; RAF Debden during the Battle of Britain; local dovecotes; Viceroy buses - among others. Also the announcement of BALH local history awards relating to the Journal. Please email saffronwaldenhistory@gmail.com for information on how to purchase postal copies.

Next Meeting:

SWHS PROGRAMME

All meetings 7.45 pm

Wednesday, 22nd September: ‘The Young Charles Darwin in Cambridge’
Murray Jacobs (Meeting House)

Wednesday, 20th October: MARY WHITEMAN MEMORIAL LECTURE
The Battle of Britain (Meeting House) Neil Wiffen

Wednesday, 24th November: ‘Aspects of Walden’s Medieval Ritual Landscape’
Simon Coxall (Meeting House)

Wednesday, 15th December: ‘Misdemeanours and Misdoings: the Victorian Servant
Dr Judith Hill (On ZOOM)

2022
Wednesday, 26th January: ‘In Search of Boudicca’
Natasha Harlow (On ZOOM)

Wednesday, 23rd February: ‘Chimneys, Hearths and Fireplaces’: Aspects of
domestic architecture in timber-framed buildings.
Anne Padfield (On ZOOM)

Wednesday, 23rd March: The History of Textiles in East Anglia
John Miners (Meeting House)

Wednesday, 27th April: The New River Company and London’s Water Supply
Nick Higham (Meeting House)

Newest Content

  • Audley End: Landscape Histories
  • Saffron Walden Historical Journal No 38 (Autumn 2019) CONTENTS
  • SWHS Lectures 2019-20
  • SWHS Programme 2018-2019
  • More articles added to website

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