Terrington Local History Group
This is a group of residents of Terrington who are interested in exploring and recording the history and heritage of their local community through a range of projects. These projects have included house recording, field walking, oral history, developing a database of people who have lived in the parish and researching documentary sources.
The group meets once a month to share their findings, hear from relevant speakers and make visits. If you are interested in joining, have information or thoughts from similar research you are doing in your community, please e-mail terringtonhistory@gmail.com.
There is a charge of £10 per adult for an annual subscription and £3 per meeting for visitors.
2026 Programme
All Meetings are on the 3rd Tuesday of the month in the Wimbush Room at 7:30pm unless otherwise stated.
| Tuesday 20th January | York’s Baedeker Raid by Malcolm Brooke. |
| Tuesday 17th February | Levelling up in the 12th Century : How the Cisterians rebuilt Yorkshire after the Harrying by Peter Lewis. |
| Tuesday 17th March | Galtres Forest by Karen Adams, Archaeologist. |
| Tuesday 21th April | Nunnington Hall- from Royal connections to a family home by Rowena Moir, National Trust North Talks Service. |
| Tuesday 19th May | How times have changed: the making of a market town by Malton Museum. |
| June | No meeting. |
| July | No meeting. |
| August | No meeting. |
| Tuesday 22nd September (note: this is the 4th Tuesday of the month) |
Terrington and the New Poor Law by Helen Ashdown. |
| Tuesday 20th October | Talk to be confirmed. |
| Tuesday 17th November | Talk to be confirmed. |