By Susie Watkins
9th Feb 2024 | Local History
The Somerset Coalfield Life at Radstock Museum are clear they are not a county archive, but it may surprise you what they do have.
By Susie Watkins
9th Feb 2024 | Local History
The Somerset Coalfield Life at Radstock Museum are clear they are not a county archive, but it may surprise you what they do have.
By Tracy Craven
26th Jan 2024 | Local History
Paulton Work Parties have now moved to weekly, every Sunday from 10am onwards .
By Guest author
19th Dec 2023 | Local History
The mining tragedy that continues to haunt Midsomer Norton - were these men and boys murdered ?.
By Susie Watkins
19th Nov 2023 | Local History
Did you know which part of Midsomer Norton was once owned by Oxford University ? A tasty piece of heritage here .
By Susie Watkins
8th Nov 2023 | Local History
Find out more too with a special talk next week in Radstock about the Southern Radstock Branch of the Somerset Canal.
Find out if your local town or village had Marching Banners and why? .
By Tracy Craven
7th Oct 2023 | Local History
So many interesting walks and talks coming up to find put more about this impressive local group working hard to restore this stretch of the Somerset Coal Canal.
The timing coincided with a work party that were clearing the Historic Dry Dock in Paulton .
By Guest author
3rd Oct 2023 | Local History
The upcycled benches have been restored by Midsomer Norton Men’s Shed by local artists working with the community.
By Guest author
29th Sep 2023 | Local History
The last passenger train to travel over the viaduct in 1959 and the line was only used for transporting goods. It officially closed in July 1968.
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