Since our founding in 2011 this image has been the logo of Stowupland Local History Group .

Click here to read  A Brief History of the founding of SLHG

We welcome members and visitors to our group meetings. These are usually held on the first Wednesday of each month (NB there is no January meeting). Please see our Calendar of events.

Our members pay an annual membership subscription of £15.00 and £2.00 admission fee for our monthly talks. We welcome visitors to any of our meetings, admission fee of £5.00 (Prices correct for 2024). Occasionally we put on special events for which increased admission  fees will apply but this will be announced on our events feed.

Click  SLHG past meetings, talks and displays. to see  images from our past.We are grateful for the support  of local people, both past and present –  without them there would be no SLHG.

Our present committee is made up of 6 trustees. We share a passion for Local History but each contributes in diverse ways according to their abilities.

Any members who might be interested in supporting the committee can discuss this at any time with a trustee.

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We try to arrange at least one visit a year ,to either an older property within the village or an outing to another village to learn about its history. You can see  some photos of our visits. or follow the links to learn more about the places. If you would like to host a visit by group members to your property please contact us. Below are some of the places we have visited, as some are private homes details of the visits are not available on the website.

Elm Farmhouse

Grange Farm Cottage

Farthings, Chapel Lane

Halesworth (SLHC, Focus on)

Orchard House (2012)

Otley Hall (2016)

Stowupland Hall (2022)

 
 

Uplands

Willow Wood

Walk round the Green

Woolpit Village (2023)

We no longer routinely email copies of our newsletters. The most recent can be read by clicking on the link in the Latest Update or you can go to the Letter Box page to read some of our past newsletters. You can listen to a report of some of talks read by our secretary by going to Audio .