by admin | Jun 8, 2016 | Archive
The Priory, now known as Heywood House School, in Priory Street The town once belonged to the kings of the day, and was therefore known as a Royal Manor. Surrounded by forests, the Saxon kings came here to hunt deer. Corsham is recorded as having a great...
by admin | Jun 8, 2016 | Archive
A glimpse into the past history of this building may not be known to many, particularly those new to our area, so bear with us if you have heard the story before! In Tudor times this was the site of an impressive house, known as Winters Court, and in 1463 it was owned...
by admin | May 30, 2016 | Events
We are holding our second full Weekend Walking Festival on the above dates, and will be offering 17 walks to suit all abilities, including a short fully accessible walk, wheelchair friendly, therefore suitable for all (carers free). We’ll be offering new walks,...
by admin | Apr 30, 2016 | Archive
Methuen School The school room for the instruction of poor children was erected by P.C. Methuen, A.D. 1816 In Pevsner’s book on Wiltshire buildings, the tomb is described as follows: ‘A large white Grecian sarcophagus in the Methuen family chapel on...
by admin | Apr 23, 2016 | News
As part of an international organisation of Men’s Sheds, one has been started for Corsham and the surrounding communities. Cllr Phil Whalley of Corsham Town started the initiative and handed it over to those who attended the first meeting at the venue. The club will...
