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Society Contacts: Chairman: John Rubidge email: rubidge@aol.com. Secretary: Steve Osman email: osmansteve@yahoo.co.uk. Treasurer: Mark Bullen email: mark-bullen@hotmail.co.uk. (Contact Steve for bookings, events and all other information) The Society is a member of ALHA (Avon Local History & Archaeology) and the North Somerset Heritage Forum.
work, starting with the results. of the researches undertaken by. people on a University of Bristol Extra-Mural course in 1965-66. The map of Wrington in 1738 was. redrawn from the one by John. Rocque. The main road system is similar. to today's, except that Wrington Hill. peters out into open hill land.
The project is supported by Wrington Local History Society, Wrington Parish Council, Wrington Village Fair and over 50 personal sponsors. Over the next few years our aim is to borrow and scan photographs, as well as documents and local history records, from private collections and publicly available material, to create a digital archive of Wrington, as captured on camera.
Wrington Local History Society. Meetings are held on the third Tuesday of the month. Visitors welcomed.
Mar 25, 2017 · The project, which has been named Wrington Thru The Lens, is aiming to bring together photographs, postcards and images which tell the story of Wrington’s social and industrial history.
- Grace Earl
Jul 9, 2018 · This month Andrea visits Wrington, a village brimming with history. Wrington is a village and parish in North Somerset with a population of just over 2,500. Set in beautiful countryside, it is conveniently located just ten minutes to Bristol Airport, close to the M5 and an easy drive to Bristol and Bath. At one time there was also a station.
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