The Bromsgrove Society - Pride, Preservation, Progress
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Housman Statue, Bromsgrove High Street
High Street, southern end, c.1855
High Street, c.1905
High Street, 1930s
High Street, mid-1950s
Bromsgrove School
Bromsgrove Guild Plaque on the Gates of Buckingham Palace
New Offices, Buntsford Business Park
St John's Church
Ordnance Survey, 19th Century
Welcome to the Bromsgrove Society
The Bromsgrove Society exists to preserve the history and promote the sustainable development of the town of Bromsgrove in north Worcestershire.
Read more about Our Work and How to Join
The Bromsgrove Summer School 2019
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The Bromsgrove Summer School offers six courses over three days, 9-11th July, celebrating the rich agricultural, industrial, architectural and cultural history of Bromsgrove and district. This year's topics are:
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You can download the programme and booking form here.
You can book and pay for the Bromsgrove Society Summer School online. The bookings are handled by an event management engine called Eventbrite. Click on the link below to be transferred to the Eventbrite site to complete the booking. You will need to create an account and then login to book this event. You may also see 'Eventbrite' mentioned in various emails etc. associated with this event.
For help on key issues, see the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) at the bottom of the event page. If you encounter technical difficulties please contact the webmaster at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. For queries about the event itself please contact the organisers at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
History Walks
As part of this year's Bromsgrove Festival the Bromsgrove Society is organising a series of afternoon history walks. There are three dates on offer:
Saturday, 29th June: Catshill History WalkFullSaturday, 6th July: Catshill History WalkFull- Saturday, 13th July, Charford History Walk
Booking is essential for all of these events. Click the links above for further information.
Bromsgrove Lecture A Great Success
Bromsgrove Society Chairman Pat Tansell gave the 33rd Bromsgrove Lecture on Tuesday 16th April to a full house in Routh Hall Bromsgrove School.
The topic of the talk was "Bromsgrove on the Eve of War; Our Town and District in 1939". The superbly researched and referenced talk delighted the audience with information about setting up Air Raid Shelters and systems, the practice for dealing with bomb damage and associated casualties and gave a real insight into life in Bromsgrove as the war broke out.
This wonderful illustration of the evening was created by Laura Brodrick from www.thinkbigpicture.co.uk in the audience on the night. Thank you Laura, you've really captured the talk so well.
Read more...Bromsgrove's Historic Civil Defence Facility to be recorded thanks to Bromsgrove Society intervention
The Bromsgrove Society alerted Bromsgrove District Council's planning officers and committee of the existence of the former Civil Defence Centre housed under the County Buildings complex just in time, before approval to demolish was given. [Planning Application 18/01209/FUL]
In the planning meeting on Monday 29th April approval was given for the demolition of the Old Library, Fire Station and County buildings on the corner of Windsor Street and Stratford Road, Bromsgrove to allow for the construction of 67 apartments for people in need of care. Bromsgrove Society Chairman Pat Tansell notified the planning team about the facility which she first became aware of when she started work at the Library in 1981.
Read more...Latest Newsletter
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The Bromsgrove Society Newsletter |
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In the March 2019 issue:
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Buy Books Online
A variety of books about Bromsgrove and the surrounding area is now available to purchase via our online bookstall.
We accept payment by credit/debit card or Paypal, using the Paypal gateway, or you can also pay by cheque.
You can browse the Bromsgrove Bookstall here.
Online Payments
With postage costs continually increasing, we are keen to encourage more people to pay their subscriptions by either setting up a standing order with their bank or using Paypal on this website.
You can renew online and check the current subscription rates on our Membership Page.
You can also opt to receive your newsletter electronically - please contact the Membership Secretary.
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