OAHS - Oxfordshire Architectural and Historical Society

We hold regular lectures and events during the year - anyone is welcome to attend
Lectures are usually held at Rewley House in Oxford from 5.30 - 6.30pm
The excursions take us further afield to interesting places and may include special tours and talks.

See the upcoming events and excursions

Join Us

Individual membership
£18.00 pa
Family membership
£25.00 pa
Includes a copy of Oxoniensia
plus access to all published volumes
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The OAHS journal Oxoniensia is now available online. All but the most recent five volumes are freely available under a Creative Commons licence; all volumes are available to subscribers.

Go to Oxoniensia site

Minutes of the OAHS AGM, held at The Corn Exchange, Witney on Saturday 8th June 2019 at 12.45 pm

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Oxfordshire Past 2019 was held on Saturday 8 June at the Corn Exchange, Market Square, Witney OX28 6AB from 10.00 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. This enjoyable annual event in the Oxfordshire calendar is for anyone interested in history, buildings and archaeology. There are stalls and exhibitors throughout the day.

The 2020 Oxfordshire Past will be on
Saturday 13th June
Visit oxfordshirepast.org to read more.

BALH AWARDS
Congratulations to Oxoniensia author Roger Gilboy, shown here in central London on Saturday 1 June 2019 receiving his British Association for Local History David Hey Memorial Article Award. Roger’s article on ‘Crisis Mortality in Civil War Oxford’ was unanimously chosen by the BALH panel as overall prize winner from a large field which included every article published in a British local history journal. A tremendous achievement!

HS2 Lecture Cancelled

BANBURY HISTORICAL SOCIETY
THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF HS2: People, Time, Place: the archaeology and historic environment revealed by HS2
Dr Helen J. Wass
Head of HS2 Archaeology
Unfortunately the Lecture on the HS2 Archaeology has been cancelled - because of the General Election. HS2 is a public project and subject to the publicity ban. BHS hope to reschedule.
BHS website

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OAHS maintains three sites for public use (this site, Oxoniensia, and Oxfordshire Past) without any advertising. Donations to help with our costs are always very welcome. You can make a donation using the PayPal button below.