PRIVACY NOTICE
Please note these websites are owned and operated by third parties. Whilst we have no reason to doubt the integrity of any sites they remain responsible for implementing their own policies governing the collection and use of your personal information (e.g. email address when accessing their sites) which you should review yourself. The Friends are not responsible for privacy practices of any third party, so your use of these sites is at your own risk.
Colchester Recalled Oral History Group
Colchester Tourist Guides Association for Guided Tours
Camulos for images, trails, traditions and more
UEA’s East Anglian Film Archive 200+ films of local events from the University of East Anglia
Grey Friars The iconic Colchester site’s social history from Roman times to date
Colchester Heritage Prehistoric to C20th sites of significance with info and links
ACLEssex Adult courses and activities on history and related subjects
Essex Record Office Resources and presentations on Essex local history
Facebook.com/ColchesterMuseumFriends Please visit, ‘like’ and ‘share’
Colchester Art Society for a lively programme of exhibitions and other activities promoting the visual arts by artists based in the Colchester School of Art
Colchester Engineering Society promoting engineering, science and technology
Richard Carr’s Paxman History Pages recording and making available some of the history of Davey Paxman & Co of Colchester
Museum of Power for industrial history housed in a former water pumping station at Langford Essex
Museum of Anglian Life for a talk, tour or demonstration at the watermill in Stowmarket, Suffolk
CSMEE (Colchester Society of Model and Experimental Engineers) for live steam, scratch builds, kits, electric and train rides. Running tracks for gauge 0, 1, 3.5″, 5″, 7.25″, and space for running model traction engines and road vehicles. (Members only, visitors by invitation)
Hill Farm Gestingthorpe for Gestingthorpe History Group website
The Colne-Stour Countryside Association set up in early 1980s to help protect the countryside around the rivers Colne and Stour.
Coggeshall Museum opened in 1990, established and run by volunteers to conserve and celebrate the cultural, industrial and agricultural history of Coggeshall.
