Radley History Club is based in the village of Radley just north of Abingdon on the River Thames in Oxfordshire. Latest news
The Club's aims are to:
- study the history of Radley and the surrounding area
- pursue any historical activity that the members may desire from time to time.
The Club meets once a month (apart from August) with either a speaker, tour or another activity. Meetings with a speaker are held in the hall at Radley Church of England Primary School, Church Road, Radley, on the second Monday of each month. Doors open at 7 pm for a 7.30 pm start. Programme
Next meeting
Monday 11th June at 7.30 pm in the hall at Radley Primary School OX14 3QF
Talk by Linda Haynes on the Hampton Poyle railway crash
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New members and guests are always welcome. The annual subscription is £10 (£5 after 1 March). The guest fee is £2.50 for second and subsequent visits. The first visit is free. How to join
Radley History Club publications include The History of Radley and The History of Radley CE Primary School. As a Millennium project, the Club produced an illustrated map highlighting Radley's historic buildings and features (see right). Past projects
The Club has an ever expanding collection of archives – photographs, maps, documents, pamphlets and wills. It is also building up a library of oral history – audio recordings of interviews with older residents telling their memories.
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