Wiltshire
Status: Active, 17 volumes published
The Wiltshire VCH was founded in 1947, and since 2004 has been based in the department of history at the University of the West of England, Bristol, where we work closely with our colleagues in the Regional History Centre.
Of the 17 volumes published, Volumes I to V in the Wiltshire series are on general topics relating to the whole county. Volumes VI to XVII are topographical volumes, containing the histories of individual parishes and towns. Around three quarters of the work on Wiltshire has already been finished. The main aim of VCH Wiltshire is now to complete the remaining topographical volumes.
News and events
VCH Wiltshire were in attendance on 1 May when the Queen visited Salisbury as...
White Horse TUC, representing West Wiltshire, announce the publication of a new...
VCH Wiltshire will be undertaking research in and around the parish of...
The Wiltshire town of Wootton Bassett was honoured this week when it was...
VCH Wiltshire XVIII (Cricklade and Environs) was formally launched at Cricklade...
Items regularly added to VCH Explore
The latest volume in the VCH Wiltshire series, about Cricklade and its environs...
The Wiltshire VCH Appeal Trust regret to announce that Prof Ronald Hutton'...
Work in progress
The ancient parish of Hill Deverill included the detached tithing of Baycliffe w...
Compton Chamberlayne lies c. 7 km. W of Wilton, to the south of the river Nadder...
Cricklade and Environs
This volume (edited by Virginia Bainbridge) was formally...
Brixton Deverill is a small parish, which includes the former tithing of Whitecl...
The parishes to be included in this volume were in Heytesbury hundred and South...
