"Tillingbourne Tales" HLF Project - Community Event
Come and find out about the Tales and Trails of the Tillingbourne Valley
This Heritage Lottery Funded Project is working with local communities to rediscover and preserve the valley's unique industrial and natural heritage.
Come and learn about the project and hear our keynote speaker:
Professor Alan Crocker ('Mills of the Tillingbourne')
Monday 23rd November
Shalford Village Hall from 7pm
For more information contact:
Guildford Heritage Forum - the Future of Guildford Museum

Springs, soil and civilisation of Effingham and adjacent parishes
Professor Richard Selley will be giving an illustrated talk on the importance of geology and soil and how this shapes the life of the region to the Effingham Local History Group. Visitors are welcome. Charge £2. Please see the attached flyer.
Revised Statement from our President about Castle Arch
Items Acquired by the Library in September 2015
New Items
September 2015
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Grey Literature
Archaeological Solutions
15 High Street, Stanwell, Staines, Surrey: an archaeological ‘strip, map & record’ investigation, by Zbigniew Pozorski, March 2011 F31 STN
Archaeology South-East
Woking Palace Excavation Open Day
At the close of the seventh and final season of excavations on this important medieval and Tudor site, a Scheduled Ancient Monument, there is to be a Special Archaeological Open Day, hosted by the Friends of Woking Palace. In addition to guided tours of the trenches there will be a display of finds recovered from the site together with a range of stalls hosted by local heritage bodies. Parking is either in Old Woking or at Hoebridge School from where a minibus shuttle service will run to Woking Palace between 11am and 4.30pm approx.
Items Acquired by the Library in August 2015
New Items
August 2015
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Books
The archaeology of cremation: burned human remains in funerary studies, editedby Tim Thompson, Studies in Funerary Archaeology volume 8, Oxbow, 2015 E7
Bull 452
Bull 451
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