Themes

6 Battalion R.E.M.E.

Aeroplanes on the Common

Ambulance Service in Hungerford

Apprenticeships and Charities

Archaeological Digs

Audio Archives (Oral History)

Berkshire Yeomanry

Bricks and Tiles

Caring for the Poor

Clubs and Groups

Councils - Parish, RDC and Town

"Crescent and Star" badge of Hungerford

Dating old photographs of Hungerford

Domesday Manors around Hungerford

Duchy of Lancaster Rentals & Surveys

Electoral Reform and Hungerford's Electorate

Elizabethan Hungerford

Emigration to New Zealand, 1840

Fairs and Markets

Fire Service, fires and fire-marks

Georgian Hungerford

Hearth Tax 1662-1688

How Hungerford gots its name

Hungerford in 1937 - John Allen's notes

Hungerford in 1900-1918 - Barbara Hope

Inflation and the cost of living

Inns & Alehouses

James & Co, Agricultural Millers 1910-86

John Wesley's visits to Hungerford, 1735-1790

Loyal Toast "The Queen, Duke of Lancaster"

Manorial History

Maps and Charts

Markets & Fairs

Medicine in Hungerford

Miscellaneous and unusual oddities!

Non-conformity in Hungerford

Oral History (Audio Archives & Transcripts)

Origins of the name Hungerford

Parish and Town Council

Parliamentary Reform

Photographic Archives

Population and Censuses

Prehistoric Hungerford

Reminiscences (Audio Archives)

Roman Hungerford

Street furniture

Telephone System

Timber-frame Buildings

Tithe Award, 1848

Town and Manor of Hungerford

Town Clocks & Sun dials

Trades & Occupations

Trade Directories

Transport - Canal, Coaching, Railway

Tudor Hungerford

Turnpike Trusts

War Memorials and the stories behind the names

Details: Last Updated: 29 December 2019

The Canal Wharf, Apr 2011

The Canal Wharf, Apr 2011

Hungerford, England, is a market town of about 5,800 people at the Berkshire / Wiltshire border.
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