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1. www.wrington.infowrington-thru-the-lens

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   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.

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     Contact. John Rubidge. UK Landline: 01934 863138 UK Mobile:...

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     Links. Wrington Local History Society. Wrington Website

2. wringtonsomerset.org.uk › misc › historyWrington HISTORY

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   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.

3. wrington.net › allsaints › archiveA Guide to Wrington Archives

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   Folder 2. Commander Lawder XI Sketch of Wrington Rectory in the time of Reverend Leeves (dated 1828) Folder 3 Commander Lawder XI Scenes from the Rectory: Hall door 1828 (Handmade card by Miss Leeves) Folder 4. Commander Lawder XI Undated sketch of All Saints, Wrington by B.W. Folder 5. Commander Lawder XI.

4. wmag.culturewarrington.org › local-historyArchives & Local History - Warrington Museum and Art Gallery

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   The Archives can be contacted via e-mail at: searchroom@culturewarrington.org. The Searchroom is open during the following hours: Wednesdays 10:00 – 4:00. Thursdays 10:00 – 4:00. Fridays 10:00 – 4:00. Saturdays 10:00 – 2:00. The Archives collections can be searched online at: Cheshire Archives Catalogue – Warrington.

5. wringtonvillage.com › index › homeWrington Local History Society

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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.

6. wringtonvillage.com › index › useful-linksWrington Thru The Lens

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   Welcome to Wrington Thru the Lens, a project conceived and curated by Wrington resident John Rubidge. The project began in 2017 and seeks to find old photographs and records that help visually tell the story of Wrington’s social and industrial heritage. Link to our website.

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   What is the Wrington History Archive?

   • With help from local volunteers and history enthusiasts who appreciate and care about Wrington’s heritage, the ambition is to create a digital archive of photographs and stories related to people, places and events from Wrington's past.

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   Does Warrington have a local history collection?

   • As well as Local History material, Warrington holds an extensive collection of hand-written manuscripts and archives. These items often compliment the Local History holdings and add extra detail to the stories they tell. The collections are inseparably linked and it is advised that researchers always consult both.

   Local History Collection - Warrington Museum and Art Gallery

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   Where can I find a local history catalogue in Warrington?

   • When searching the catalogue be sure to select Warrington from the Repository drop down box. The Local Studies collections can be searched online at: Libonline – Local History when searching the catalogue select ‘Heritage Hub’ from the drop down box on the right hand side of the page.

   Archives & Local History - Warrington Museum and Art Gallery

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   Who supports the Wrington history project?

   • The project is supported by Wrington Local History Society, Wrington Parish Council, Wrington Village Fair and over 50 personal sponsors.

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   When was Warrington formed?

   • The modern Borough of Warrington was formed in 1974 with the amalgamation of the former County Borough of Warrington, part of the Golborne Urban District, the Lymm Urban District, part of the Runcorn Rural District, and part of the Whiston Rural District.

   Warrington Facts for Kids

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   What is the Terrington archive?

   • The Terrington Archive website is sponsored by Terrington Arts, arising from its Terrington 2020-21 project, and contains a collection of material which helps to tell the story of the village up to the present time, including information on Terrington's notable events, people, buildings and places.

   Terrington Archive homepage

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8. wmag.culturewarrington.org › local-history › localLocal History Collection - Warrington Museum and Art Gallery

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   A catalogue of our archive collections is also available online, for more details visit the Archives Collection section of this website. Searching the Local History Collection in Person. All of our archives can be consulted in person by visiting the Museum Search Room. Staff will be available to assist you and to give advice on suitable records.