About Us

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 Frodsham  and District History Society is a vibrant society, which is in its 40th  year. Our membership is growing and is nearing 100. The society has a  significant collection of photographs, artefacts, books, maps and  journals that are currently stored in the Archives collection in Castle  Park House. 

It  aims to promote the study of, and interest in, history and archaeology  with particular reference to Frodsham and the surrounding district. It  achieves this by holding monthly meetings, an annual trip and the  production of an annual Journal, written and researched by members.  Click here for details of the current programme 

The  Society promotes the value of local history and heritage to the wider  community of Frodsham through the placement of 30 Blue Plaques across  the town, many of them initiated by members of the Society this  millennium. 

In addition, the Society mounts occasional topical displays  and exhibitions and encourages valued historic buildings to participate  in the national Heritage Open Days event each September.  

Details of the next meeting can be found here.

Indoor meetings are held in the Main Street Community Church,. For details of how to find it and parking arrangements, click here

Non  members are always welcome to attend our meetings, for a small charge,  but we do encourage you to join. Details of membership costs can be  found here. If you don’t live locally but would like to become a virtual member, click here.

To look at items in the Archive please email the Society’s Archivist, Mrs Gill Baxter, details here