The Wychwoods Local History Society (WLHS) has been serving the interests of local history in the Wychwood area continuously for over 40 years.

History · Long barrows and later Bronze age round barrows show the area was settled from at least 3000 BC. · During Roman times, the region was within a road ... History · Modern Wychwood · Wychwood in art

The area around Wychwood was inhabited long before it became a royal forest. Neolithic and Bronze Age barrows can still be seen.

In 1086, the Domesday book designated swathes of modern West Oxfordshire the 'Royal Hunting Forest of Wychwood'. A dappled landscape of ancient forest, meadows, ...

Our study centre in Milton holds a substantial archive of materials relating to the three Wychwood villages of Shipton, Milton and Ascott.

The Wychwood Music Festival was launched in 2005 by a group of festival enthusiasts wanting to create an intimate and thrilling weekend festival experience, ...

The brewery was known for its character-based label artwork, inspired by the myths and legends surrounding the ancient Wychwood Forest. Carlsberg Marston's ...

Wychwood School was opened in 1897 by Miss Batty and Miss Lee with one pupil (Margaret Gay) at 41 Banbury Road. However, by 1912 and following several moves; ...

The Wychwoods Local History Society has been serving the interests of local history in the Wychwood area continuously for over 40 years.

Wychwood Park was named after Wychwood Forest in Oxfordshire England, by Marmaduke Matthews, a landscape painter. He built the first house here in 1874.