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Heritage in Westbury
Westbury Museum Column: Paintings of Laverton mills
Nearly sixty years ago the last woollen cloth mills in Westbury closed. Angel and Bitham Mills had operated under the...
Westbury Museum Column: The old road from Westbury to Trowbridge
The history of our roads is always fascinating. Who doesn’t wonder how a street got its name or even why...
Westbury continues VE Day 80th anniversary commemorations
Westbury is continuing its VE Day 80th anniversary commemorations with a series of community events this week, marking the end...
Dive into Westbury Museum’s latest exhibition
Visitors are invited to explore Westbury Museum’s latest exhibition, which delves into the history of the town’s historic swimming baths....
Hospitals and healthcare meet history at the museum
RETIRED Westbury GP Peter Ager has been lending his expertise to the latest exhibition at the Westbury Museum. The...
Visitors welcome as Westbury Museum traces town history
EVER wondered about the history of Westbury? Did you know Westbury once had mills producing world class cloth, gloves that...
Westbury at War – The Webb family part three – Annie Webb
Elias and Jane Webb married in 1854 and by 1871 they were living in Alfred Street, Westbury. They had nine...
Westbury at War – The Webb family part 2 – Daniel Webb’s family
Elias and Jane Webb married in 1854 and by 1871 they were living in Alfred Street, Westbury. They had nine...
Westbury at War The Webb family – part 1 – John Webb’s family
Elias and Jane Webb married in 1854 and by 1871 they were living in Alfred Street, Westbury. Elias was recorded...
Bath bridge was unknown family history for local man
A CHAPMANSLADE resident recently helped to reopen Bath’s Victoria Bridge, shortly after discovering his great-great-uncle designed and commissioned the structure in...
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