Features - History

The Merchant’s House to close temporarily for events, visits and tours

17 March 2022 // by Neil Goodwin

The Merchant’s House to close temporarily for events, visits and toursRead More

Marlborough’s Museum calls for volunteers to help reopening

14 February 2022 // by Neil Goodwin

Marlborough’s Museum calls for volunteers to help reopeningRead More

Marlborough as you’ve never noticed – Bob Holman’s new book showing parts of the town from a different perspective

10 November 2021 // by Neil Goodwin

Marlborough as you’ve never noticed – Bob Holman’s new book showing parts of the town from a different perspectiveRead More

‘Boy, Beak and Beyond’ – A memoir of former Marlborough College tutor, being launched at The White Horse

3 November 2021 // by Neil Goodwin

‘Boy, Beak and Beyond’ – A memoir of former Marlborough College tutor, being launched at The White HorseRead More

The Merchant’s House Trust 30th Anniversary and Peppercorn Rent ceremony at the Town Hall

7 October 2021 // by Neil Goodwin

The Merchant’s House Trust 30th Anniversary and Peppercorn Rent ceremony at the Town HallRead More

REVIEW: Small earthquake in Wiltshire – two beheaded

20 November 2017 // by Tony Millett

REVIEW: Small earthquake in Wiltshire – two beheadedRead More

Major find in the Vale of Pewsey : metal detectors’ Roman hoard gives up rare evidence about ancient plant life

8 February 2017 // by Tony Millett

Major find in the Vale of Pewsey : metal detectors’ Roman hoard gives up rare evidence about ancient plant lifeRead More

New hope for iconic but dilapidated Wiltshire building

27 September 2016 // by Peter Davison

New hope for iconic but dilapidated Wiltshire buildingRead More

Britain’s horse racing history told through fortunes won and lost by twenty-five racehorses

13 August 2016 // by Tony Millett

Britain’s horse racing history told through fortunes won and lost by twenty-five racehorsesRead More

Major conference will celebrate 30 years of Avebury’s World Heritage Site status

27 June 2016 // by Peter Davison

Major conference will celebrate 30 years of Avebury’s World Heritage Site statusRead More

A chance to question the author who has written the true story of British decision-making in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars

11 March 2015 // by Tony Millett

A chance to question the author who has written the true story of British decision-making in the Iraq and Afghanistan warsRead More

Avebury stone circles were actually ovals, says amateur archaeologist

7 January 2015 // by Peter Davison

Avebury stone circles were actually ovals, says amateur archaeologistRead More

How laws signed by King Henry III of England at Marlborough Castle will meet their end

6 December 2014 // by Tony Millett

How laws signed by King Henry III of England at Marlborough Castle will meet their endRead More

Band of Brothers collection to be digitised following £30,000 lottery grant

15 October 2014 // by Peter Davison

Band of Brothers collection to be digitised following £30,000 lottery grantRead More

Revealed: how the skills of the king’s Sergeant Plumber prepared the way for a massive mansion at Bedwyn Brail

7 October 2014 // by Tony Millett

Revealed: how the skills of the king’s Sergeant Plumber prepared the way for a massive mansion at Bedwyn BrailRead More

Did our ancestors get it wrong and create Silbury and Avebury to mark the source of the Thames?

7 August 2014 // by Tony Millett

Did our ancestors get it wrong and create Silbury and Avebury to mark the source of the Thames?Read More