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St. Neots Local History Society

Welcome to the St. Neots Local History Society

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The St. Neots Local History Society, founded in 1981, exists to promote interest in the rich and varied history of the town of St. Neots and the surrounding area through monthly meetings, research and summer outings. Membership is open to anyone with an interest in the history of this town, or in local history generally. Meetings are held usually on the first Friday of each month at 7.30 pm, to which visitors are welcome (for a small fee - currently £5). During the summer we organise excursions to places of historical interest within the locality and sometimes further afield, led by members of the Society or by local experts. Historical information is collected and our archives are held in the St Neots Library. Several plaques to local celebrities have been erected throughout the town. The Society publishes a regular magazine which contains interesting articles on local history.

 

Our annual membership subscription is just £20. Membership is always available at our meetings, or alternatively, see our 'Join the Society' page.

©St Neots Local History Society

last updated 24 October 2026

Latest:

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For our November meeting we are back at our normal venue, Eynesbury School.

 

Our speaker is Dr Neil Dickinson, whose talk is 'Arsenic’s Toxic Legacy: People, Places, Pests and Peppermints' - a look at how, during the 19th and 20th centuries, arsenic and its compounds appeared to offer marvellous solutions particularly in the spheres of medicine, fashion, design and pest control so long as an increasingly blind-eye was turned to the problem of its dreadful toxicity.

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​​​​​Our latest magazine, issue 121 is now available price just £3, and can be obtained:

a) at our meetings

b) from St Neots Museum

c) directly from us (see Contact Us, please add £2.50 postage and packing if outside St Neots)

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