Welcome to the Stoke Ferry and District History Group

We are an innovative History Group.
We focus primarily on the social history of all who live and have lived in our district.

This website is our latest innovation.
We hope you will enjoy exploring the fascinating history of our area.
Feel free to send images and suggestions for further content,
but most of all, enjoy your visit.


Jim McNeill, Chair, September 2024



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  • Our next public event

    Our next event…we hope to see you there! Harry Harold took numerous photographs of people and places in our area. If you have any in your family collections then do bring them along on the night.

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Our next event

  • Our next public event

    Our next event…we hope to see you there! Harry Harold took numerous photographs of people and places in our area. If you have any in your family collections then do bring them along on the night.

  • AGM 2025: Accounts for 2024/25
  • 2025 AGM: Chair’s Report

    Chair’s Report on Activities 2024-2025 2024-25 has been an especially enjoyable and action-packed year. Of striking importance to our Group was the involvement of our Committee and general members is research and community initiatives. Such initiatives included: Events & Talks 2024 2025 Jim McNeill delivered two talks: Wells-next-the-Sea (Norfolk’s Conscientious Objectors in WW1) and The […]

  • 2025 AGM Minutes: SF&DHG

    Minutes of Stoke Ferry & District History Group AGM, 13 October 2025 Community Room, All Saints Academy, Lynn Road, Stoke Ferry 1. Appoint a minute taker: Marion Clarke 2. Welcome and apologies: Jim McNeill welcomed everyone to the meeting and commenced proceedings. Committee members present: Jim McNeill, Roger Warner, Alexis Brand, Marion Clarke, Anne Ellis, […]

  • AGENDA for our 2025 AGM – Monday 13 October

    AGM Agenda 7:30 pm 8.15pm AGM will formally close. There will then be light refreshments. A short film featuring Roger Warner on beet harvesting where he compares 1950s harvesting with the present day. There will also be a display of the history of Whittington Village. Additionally, there will be a showing of recent acquisitions to […]

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