Stinchcombe History Society research the history of Stinchcombe and the surrounding area. If you would like to help with an ongoing local history project or have ideas for new projects, to join us. Even if you do not want to be involved in research yourself, you may have valuable local knowledge to contribute. We would love to hear your memories and stories of life in and around Stinchcombe.
Come and explore Stinchcombe’s Past with us.
Stinchcombe History Society holds talks, usually in Stinchcombe Village Hall. We invite guest speakers on varied historical subjects or a members to talk about their own research. The Society also puts on occasional exhibitions, either as a standalone event or in conjunction with others. We work with the 5 Valleys Local History Association.
Stinchcombe History Society is devoted to uncovering and preserving our own village’s heritage, fostering community pride through shared stories and historical discovery.
Our own Publication
See how to purchase our first publication. A History of the Village in pictures and text.
The Stinchcombe House Histories
Our “House Histories” is the history of over 15 houses in the village
Take a tour around the interesting buildings of Stinchcombe and learn about their pasts.
Many Histories have been compiled by the house’s current occupants.
History Under Threat
Learn how Stinchcombe’s History is under The Swedish Houses threat from re-development
Exploring Stinchcombe’s Rich Heritage Together
We would love to hear your memories and stories of life in and around Stinchcombe. You may also possess photographs, letters and other material that are worth saving for future generations. We can make copies of these on the spot and do not need to take away the originals.
Stinchcombe Village Heritage Walk
Take a short self-guided walk from the Village Hall.
The Stinchcombe Village Heritage Walk is a 1 ¼ mile (2 km) circular route. We can offer guided walks for groups.
It takes in many of Stinchcombe’s listed buildings and other landmarks.
Read all about the history of Stinchcombe
Explore the Village of Stinchcombe and it’s people. Past and Present.
St Cyrs Church
The church is grade 2* listed and is built of local stone. An extensive restoration of the building was begun in 1854.
Memories
Personal memories from long time villagers
My story as a pupil
What was it like to be at our Village School.
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Focused on sharing detailed research and archival discoveries.
Reach out to us anytime with your questions or stories.
Street Farm, Stinchcombe
GL11 6AW
