Next meeting
Our venue will be in the Princes (Function) room behind The George Inn in Church Street TA12 6JL.
22 October - Sheila Seymour on Nunneries such as Shaftesbury.
The most powerful in England. She will tell us exactly what motivated people to enter nunneries and what happened in them. It wasn’t always purely about religion!What's new on the site
James White and The Grange by Noel Adams, PDF file
Manor house and farm, behind the White Hart. Includes the Old Martock Fire Station - PDF file
The Martock Local History Group
We are based in Martock, Somerset and meet monthly for lectures on local historical topics. We also carry out research into the history of Martock, its inhabitants and local archaeology.New Venue
We have had some excellent meetings of late, as well as the odd crisis.The school suddenly told us we can no longer use their hall, our new venue will be in the Princes (Function) room behind The George Inn in Church Street TA12 6JL.
Tea from 7, talks start 7.30pm. Free to members, £3 if not. There is parking on site, the room is upstairs with a chair lift.