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Our latest display at Heanor Library is a collection of aerial photographs of the area.
The display can be seen whenever the library is open, so pop in and have a look – they also have a great range of local history books.
This display will be available for around 8 to 10 weeks, and there will then be something else come along – always worth having a look when you’re in the area.
We've managed to keep the price down to just £5.00 again (plus postage if you can't pick up a copy...
Only eight weeks till the new season of talks begins, and you can now see what we have in store...
Our latest book, the third part of a series of "Then and Now" volumes on our area, is now...
Saturday 28 June 2025 the Society holding a large exhibition, "Yesterday Once More", at the Wilmot...
This evening the Local History Society had a trip to Wingfield Station. The station, situated...
2025 sees the 80th Anniversary of the end of the war in Europe on May 8th 1945. The war had a...
It's been several years since we held a major exhibition of local history, but come and join us on...
Our latest display at Heanor Library is on pubs which have disappeared - not just closed as a...
It's amazing how we continue to receive photos relating to Britannia Park, even though the park...
The Langley Methodist Church held a regular gala or carnival during the 1950s, and this...
Our stall at Ilkeston Library today attracted a lot of attention, with displays on the Ilkeston...
To celebrate the 120th anniversary of the opening of Ilkeston Library, on 24 August 1904, there...
Pride of place in the first display, on the history of Heanor Grammar School, that the Society put...
Walk up Angel Row in Nottingham, past the Bell Inn from the Market Place. You probably won't...
After long discussions with County Library Services, the History Society has now been given the...