We have published 10 history journals, from 2012 to 2023, where we produced articles about the history of Stonehouse, including the memories of local people.
In 2020 we revised Issues 1 and 2 with minor additions, corrections and changes to layout. Revised versions are now online
In 2024 we revised Issue 3 with minor additions, corrections and changes to layout. The revised version is now online
All printed issues may be purchased for £5. Contact us info@stonehousehistorygroup.org.uk for details of how to obtain copies.
Issues 1 – 10 can be viewed online.
Issue 1 Contents
Issue 2 Contents
Issue 3 Contents
Issue 4 Contents
Issue 5 Contents
Issue 6 Contents
Issue 7 Contents
Issue 8 Contents
Issue 9 Contents
Issue 10 Contents
Here is a list of keywords in our Journals.
Type a keyword into the Search box to find a list of articles featuring that topic.
| arboretum Anthony Neinenger ARP wardens Baker family Beatrice Webb bonfires bridge Bridgend Bridgend Nursery British Restaurant buildings canal Charles Lister Smith cheesemaking churches cinema clergy cloth coal Coronation 1902 Cotswold Canals Connected cricket bats Doverow evacuees farming Fire Service Football Club Gardening Club geology Girl Guides Haywardsend Hoffmann’s Home Guard Horticultural Society Horticultural Show industry Jefferies Brickworks jubilee celebrations Laburnum Recreation Ground Levi Ball map maisonettes manor memories Midland Railway migration milestones mills |
Nailsworth Branch Line Nutshell Bridge Nutshell House Ocean Oldends pillboxes police politics poor law post office public health pubs railways Red Cross River Frome roads Royal British Legion Royal Flying Corps Royal Navy Ryeford schools Severn Valley Dairy Severn Valley Fruit Co Ltd sewage works shops Standish Standish Hospital Standish House Stonehouse Court Stonehouse Brick and Tile Co Ltd Stonehouse Paper and Bag Mills Stonehouse Rose Stonehouse Secondary Modern Stroudwater Canal Company telephones vineyards water William Parslow willow tree Women’s Institute Women’s Land Army World War One World War Two Wycliffe College Young and Wolf |