Cringleford Historical Society (CHS) was founded in 1981 and exists to promote the study of the history, architecture and development of the village of Cringleford in Norfolk as well as exploring regional historical developments. It encourages and supports members of the Society in their researches and in publishing their findings where possible. The Society also records and collects photographs, drawings, maps and plans, together with writing related to the village.
We hold six meetings between February and November with a range of speakers, usually attracting between 60 and 70 people and we enjoy a chat over tea and coffee afterwards. Everyone is welcome to attend. Our first meeting of 2026 takes place on February 18th in the Church Hall with the AGM at 7.15 followed by the talk at 7.30 pm.
There will be a £20 per person membership fee to cover the 2026 year. Visitors for specific talks will pay £5 per talk. Payments can be made either by cheque or online payment or cash.
We also keep a page active for reporting on activities by Society members.