Richmond Local History Society

Exploring the history of Richmond, Kew, Petersham and Ham

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      • Books on Ham and Petersham
      • Books on Kew
      • Books on the Second World War
      • Richmond History annual journal
      • The Ferry from Ham to Twickenham
      • Kew at War 1939-1945
      • Old Palace Lane
      • Poverty and Philanthropy in Victorian Richmond
      • Richmond’s Links with North America
      • Richmond Palace: its History and its Plan
      • Royal Gardeners at Kew – The Aitons
      • The Streets of Richmond and Kew
    • Journal
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      • Index
      • No 41 (2020)
      • No 40 (2019)
      • No 39 (2018)
      • No 38 (2017)
      • No 37 (2016)
      • No 36 (2015)
      • No 35 (2014)
      • No 34 (2013)
      • No 33 (2012)
      • No 32 (2011)
      • No 31 (2010)
      • No 30 (2009)
      • No 29 (2008)
      • No 28 (2007)
  • Resources
    • John Cloake: Forty Years of Richmond History
    • East Twickenham Belgian Refugees Project
    • Ham: Walnut Tree Meadow Allotments
    • Kew: The pew cushions in St Anne’s Church
    • Manor Road, Richmond: London’s first Council housing
    • Richmond at War 1939-1945
      • Flight from the East End
      • The postmen who never came back from the War
      • Surviving the Blitz in the garden
      • V-E Day in Richmond, 8 May 1945
      • Winston Churchill in Richmond
    • Richmond Park
      • Two incorrect myths concerning Richmond Park
      • The “Deer Leap” of Richmond Park
    • Richmond Old Burial Ground
    • Vineyard Passage Burial Ground
    • Richmond Poor Law Union records
    • Richmond’s Congregational Church in The Vineyard
      • Thomas Wilson 1764-1843
      • Pleasant Sunday afternoons in late Victorian Richmond – a glimpse at 1893-94
      • The preacher with red hair
      • A story of war and peace at The Vineyard Congregational Church, Richmond
      • The role of women in leadership at the Vineyard Church, Richmond
      • Revd Henry Beresford Martin 1808-1844: a remarkable young Victorian Minister
      • The Victorian burial plot of the Vineyard Chapel – from graveyard to garden
    • The Selwyn Family and the development of Richmond
    • “Thresher” Duck on Richmond
    • Transport: Richmond’s early horse-drawn trams and motor buses
    • The Vineyard, Richmond: An Online History
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    • News archive
    • Reports of previous talks
    • 2020 talks
    • 2019 talks
    • 2018 talks
    • 2017 talks
    • 2016 talks
    • 2015 talks
    • 2014 talks
    • 2013 talks
    • Previous conferences
    • Previous fairs and fetes
    • Previous visits and coach trips
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Richmond Local History Society

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Visit our online bookshop and find out more about our annual journal, Richmond History

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RICHMOND LOCAL HISTORY SOCIETY explores the history of Richmond, Kew, Petersham and Ham. We organise talks, publish books and an annual journal, and organise visits to places of historic interest. Join us for free admission to our talks, an informative newsletter three times a year and discounts on our publications.

Forthcoming Events

  • • Mon 9 November 2020
    Joint talk with Duke Street Church by Dr Matthew Bingham to mark the church's 150th anniversary: Where did the Baptists of Richmond come from? Exploring the seventeenth-century origins of English Baptists
  • • Mon 14 December 2020
    Talk by Sylvia Levi, with Simon Fowler: Christmas food and drink in Richmond
  • • Mon 11 January 2021
    Talk: Minna Andersen on Nellie Ionides and Orleans House
  • • Mon 8 February 2021
    Talk by Dr Caroline Withall: Middle class housing 1870-1914, with a focus on Kew and Chiswick
  • • Mon 8 March 2021
    Talk: Five acres, one rood and four perches - Stephen Bartlett explores the early history of Kew’s Lawn Crescent
  • all events

The Richmond Local History Society is a registered charity, no. 292907

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