The next exhibition at HARC will be an artistic one with an emphasis on trees. One of the artists, Helen Arthur, whose work has been exhibited at HARC before, would like to run a free workshop for any of our volunteers who would like to take part. Helen has sent this message: Helen Arthur is […]

Andy Tatchell describes his 7 year hunt for evidence of Hereford's lost mills. Dominating the city's economy for 4 centuries, the corn and fulling mills on the river Wye served the Dean and Chapter of Hereford Cathedral but were swept away by Henry VIII's reforms... This talk is free to FHA members - £5 otherwise.

It was illegal for everyday Roman Catholics to practise their religion in England and Wales from the Reformation until the end of the 18th Century. Indeed, it was not until Catholic Emancipation in 1829 that Roman Catholics could play a fuller role in public life. Clare O’Grady’s talk examines the records that came out of […]

An exhibition in the HARC atrium by Dr. Jane Adams exploring religious practice in Herefordshire ranging from Calvanists to Catholics and Methodists to Mormons. Jane will give a talk on the subject in March. From Tuesday January 13th until Friday April 10th

A talk by Stuart Currie on the early years of a remarkable family of thespians.

Dr Jane Adams discusses religious practice in Herefordshire in the nineteenth century.

John Scrimgeour takes a personal journey to the origins of this unique medieval house in the heart of the Golden Valley and tells the story of the inhabitants who preceded him there.

Miriam Griffiths explores topics ranging from religious origin myths to historical primary sources and traces of local individuals' lives over a 500 year period in the Black Mountains. Cost: £6 please book in advance via Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-old-olchon-baptists-stories-and-evidence-tickets-1991981653749?aff=oddtdtcreator

Yvonne Chapman explores the pressures leading to the demolition of Allensmore Court in 1958 and tracks down a number of items that were auctioned off in the contents and demolition sales. Please purchase tickets through Eventbrite  https://HerefordshireArchiveandRecordsCentre.eventbrite.com

A presentation by Heather Hurley based on her research for her recent book on the railways formed between 1845 and 1900 across Herefordshire and the border counties. This event is free to all Friends of Herefordshire Archives - otherwise £6.00