Aerial View of Painswick
Dating from before WWII
Kimsbury Hillfort
Kimsbury Hillfort on Painswick Beacon
St Mary's Church
St Mary's Church surrounded by its 99 yew trees
Tombs in St Mary's Churchyard
Painawick's Churchyard has a fine number of table, tea caddy and pepper-pot tombstones
Table tomb in St Marys Churchyard
Pepper Pot Tomb in St Mary's Churchyard
The War Memorial

We are a vibrant society with around 90-100 members with between 40 and 60 of them attending the monthly meetings.

Meetings

We meet on the third Tuesday of each month at 7.30pm at The Croft School (July, August & December excepted)

Our next meeting is on Tuesday 15th January when Jan Kirkpatrick will speak on 'Famous Local People'.

Edition 21 of the Painswick Chronicle is hot off the press this week - copies are available from the Painswick Pharmacy, who also sell our other publications, priced at £6.


An Index to the Painswick Chronicle is now available and can be found on the Publications page.


Transcriptions of Painswick Inventories from the 17th and 18th Centuries have now been uploaded and can found on the Research Resosurces page

 

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