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The Heritage Gallery is now open within the expanded Ramsbottom Library Read More ...
20th Anniversary Heritage Day on 15th July 2007
Heritage Day 5th March 2006
Millennium Festival 2000
Archaeological Dig Oldest known industrial site in Ramsbottom.
49 volunteers supervised by Univ. of Manchester Archaeology Unit
A Victorian Street in Ramsbottom which was researched in 2003 by the Crow Lane Project Team
Photographs of Scout Moor before the wind turbines are built
Callender Street Conservation Working Group project
Date of Build Register - The Heritage Society has been researching the dates of building in Ramsbottom and surrounding villages. The register is available as a word document.
Blue plaques and Interpretation boards erected
Planning applications monitored
Preservation of historic buildings
Historical Research
Audio-taping of memories of local residents
The Society has been converting the archive of photographs into a digital format for viewing on the website
The Heritage Society publishes a wide variety of books, leaflets, walking maps and a twice-yearly magazine.
The Ramsbottom Heritage Society is based in Ramsbottom, Bury , Lancashire, England.
We were formed in 1987 to promote and protect the heritage of the town.
For help or information about the Ramsbottom or the Society
To offer information or photographs
To join the Heritage Society
Please start your subject with RHS so that it is not missed
Site last Updated
5th October 2011
The first 25 members’ magazines are now available for viewing online.
Please come along on the third Wednesday of each month at 7.30p.m. in the Ramsbottom Civic Hall. The programme up to May 2013 is now available
Questions sent in by visitors to the site concerning properties in Ramsbottom or the people who lived there. Why not check regularly to see if you could help answer the queries
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The Society has a varied collection of over 6000 documents and 2000 photographs which are fully catalogued and packaged in archive-quality materials. Most of these documents and photographs are held at Bury Archives, where they can be viewed.
The Catalogue is fully searchable on-line at http://archives.bury.gov.uk
The archive catalogue and the Heritage Gallery were funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund. For more information see www.hlf.org.uk
Magbrook? Gutter? Grant’s Entry? Church Field? Gollinrod? Do you know where they are?
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