Crick History Society
Crick History Society was started in 2003 by a group of about 20 people, who were attending a series of WEA meetings on researching local history held in the village. They meet monthly in the URC chapel rooms with a wide ranging programme of talks and usually have about 25-30 folk to a meeting. The society has published a number of small books and pamphlets to help people understand the area and its’ history, and usually has an article on village history in the quarterly Crick News which goes to all houses in the village.
Crick Manor, 1950s
Church Street, 1890s
Crick School, 1910
Church Street, 1920s
Meetings
Usually held on the second Wednesday of each month at 7.30pm in the Crick URC Chapel Rooms
Membership
£20 per year, £3 per meeting (non-members)
Talks/tours offered
Nothing listed
Contact us
Chair, Dr Bryan Turner
19 Church Street
Crick NN6 7TP
Telephone
01788 824545
Website