Bridgwater
Blake
Museum
Bridgwater’s Heritage
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Deals mainly with The Battle of
Sedgemoor and St Mary’s Church
(Westonzoyland). This is a valuable
resource for those researching the
Battle of Sedgemoor
Grace's Guide is the leading source of
historical information on industry and
manufacturing in Britain. This web
publication contains 116,621 pages of
information and 169,055 images on
early companies, their products and
the people who designed and built
them
Deals mainly with the closed cemetery
at Wembdon Road Bridgwater. For a
small annual joining fee you will have
access to the Memorial Archives, Burial
Registers and other materials
Our sister site which details the history of the
Blake Museum from its beginnings in 1926
Has a page of history facts as well as
other useful information about Bridgwater.
The Bridgwater Heritage Group was
founded by the late Dr Peter Cattermole
in October 2012. It was re-founded in
March 2016 as an informal research
group and online platform for publishing
materials and research on the history of
Bridgwater and the surrounding villages.
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At
a
public
meeting
on
14th
January
1963,
attended
by
nine
people,
the
Bridgwater
Field
Club
was
launched.
Its
aims
were
to
study
the
history
and
archaeology
of
Bridgwater
and
district,
and
to
observe
and
record
all
excavations
in
the
area.
In
1964
the
present
name
The
Bridgwater
and
District
Arhaelogical
Society
was
adopted.
Privacy:
First-hand Cookies are neither requested nor generated by this site.
Copyright © Bridgwater Blake Museum 2022
Deals mainly with The Battle of
Sedgemoor and St Mary’s Church
(Westonzoyland). This is a valuable
resource for those researching the
Battle of Sedgemoor
Grace's Guide is the leading source of
historical information on industry and
manufacturing in Britain. This web
publication contains 116,621 pages of
information and 169,055 images on
early companies, their products and
the people who designed and built
them
Deals mainly with the closed cemetery
at Wembdon Road Bridgwater. For a
small annual joining fee you will have
access to the Memorial Archives, Burial
Registers and other materials
Our sister site which details the history of the
Blake Museum from its beginings in 1926
Has a page of history facts as well as
other usefull information about Bridgwater.
The Bridgwater Heritage Group was
founded by the late Dr Peter Cattermole
in October 2012. It was re-founded in
March 2016 as an informal research
group and online platform for publishing
materials and research on the history of
Bridgwater and the surrounding villages.
External Links
Bridgwater
Blake
Museum
Bridgwater’s Heritage
At
a
public
meeting
on
14th
January
1963,
attended
by
nine
people,
the
Bridgwater
Field
Club
was
launched.
Its
aims
were
to
study
the
history
and
archaeology
of
Bridgwater
and
district,
and
to
observe
and
record
all
excavations
in
the
area.
In
1964
the
present
name
The
Bridgwater
and
District Arhaelogical Society
was adopted.
