ABOUT US:

The Stockton on the Forest and Hopgrove Local History Group was formed in 2008 and membership is open to anyone with an interest in Stockton on the Forest and it's surrounding area. The group's aims are to hold events, collect material and publish information to stimulate the interest and knowledge of Stockton and its neighbourhood.

We also encourage and support individuals in their own research as well as developing group research.  As a group we are also interested in hearing from people who no longer live in the area but have memories, memorabilia and photos of they would be willing to share with us

 Updates :-

Latest Newsletter February 2021 - link from side bar.

Christmas Gift Idea

“In Days Gone By – A History of Stockton on the Forest”

Our book, originally issued in 2011, has been reprinted and is available from either Jane or Bobby, details below or Dean's Garden Centre, Tom's Shop as well as Amazon and Ebay.  It costs £7.99.

  Picture from ‘The Press” of our 2014 Exhibition to mark the 100th Anniversary of WWI.

We meet four times a year at the Village Hall as well as having group visits to places of interest.  We have also conducted archaeological digs under the guidance of the York Community Archaeologist.

MEETINGS:  

 They are held in the Long Room of the Village Hall, which is on the Coastliner Bus route, and are open to all. Cost £2.50 for non-members and £1.50 for members.  Refreshments are provided.

Please note that meetings are usually held in the afternoons at 2:30 except for the AGM which remains an evening event. 

Our meetings involve a short formal part, followed by a guest speaker and then refreshments and general discussion/sharing of items of interest which are often brought in by the members themselves.

Our archives are extensive and are currently in the process of being digitised and will eventually be available online via this website.

2022 

17th November   AGM

Time and details will be circulated nearer the time.