Welcome to the website of the Sudbury History Society.

This site is provided for the benefit of all those interested in the history of Sudbury through its buildings and people, some of whom have become household names.
November 2011
Winter programme of talks at the Quay Theatre - more......
Dates for 2012 coach trips.....
September 2011
The reconstructed skull of Simon is unveiled. A slideshow can be viewed here.
July 2011
All Saints Church will be open 9th-12th August 10am-3pm for an exhibition of local industry & business. Refreshments will be available, on Sat. 13th Aug. the Tower will be open to the public.
June 2011
Update on reconstruction of Simon's Skull
May 2011
All this years coach trips are now available
April 2011
AGM Chairman's Report. Two concerts to be held at St. Mary's BSE
March 2011
Sudbury fieldwalk postponed until the Autumn.
Latest news on coach trips updated
February 2011
Please note our visit to B/E is now to St Marys Ch, not the Cathedral.
Your chance to join archaeological field walk in Bures and a dig at Clare. A field walk is also being planned near Sudbury in March come back here to find out more soon.

The first 3 coach trips and the dates for other months is now published, for further details see here...

January 2011
We have received news regarding Simon's skull, see the item on the right.

September 2010
New information has come to light regarding the completion date of the Town Hall, now thought to be 1829/30.
A report & photographs of our trip to St. Albans can be found here....

August 2010
Pictures and information about the priceless Sudbury Embroideries can be found here.....

July 2010
Updates to coach excursions

June 2010
Some old portrait photographs have been given to the society, but who are they?
July coach trip is to the Museum of London, to find out more.......

May 2010
The first excursion report for 2010 published from an article & pictures submitted by David Rowe.

April 2010
Notes of 2010 AGM published. A second venue now incl. on the May coach trip.

March 2010
Details of the Dominican Priory can now be viewed here.