In the 19th century many researchers spent uncounted hours in the public Record Office patiently copying out by hand the contents of state papers. These transcription were then assembled into printed books so that the information could become widely accessible. … Continued
A year ago this month Ken Groves died at the age of 92. He devoted many of those years to the promotion of Titchfield’s history and was active in many projects. Just before he died he managed to complete a … Continued
This book, which has been put together by some History Society members has dug into the archive of old photographs, and used some new photographs, taken by Phil Burner, to show the scene as it it today. There are more … Continued
