Bridge Street Dig 2025
Take a look at some of the photos and images from the Bridge Street Dig 2025 – media courtesy of Trevor Rix and University College London
Long Melford School
Long Melford School This account of Long Melford Primary School is an attempt to show what it was like going to school in Melford during the late 1950s and
Remembering 1st Long Melford Girl Guides
1st Long Melford Girl Guides ‘Once a Guide Always a Guide’ Compiled by Sheila Cadge and Sarah Boosé, June 2023 Preface When I was tidying up in the loft a
Excavations June 2023
Archaeological Excavations June 2023 Our excavation team will start their season in June with further investigations in the area adjacent to the 2021 successful dig. With permission from the Hyde
Football Ground Dig 1.7.2022
Football Ground Dig 1 July 2022 The Long Melford Heritage Trusts Archaeological Unit have opened a new excavation in our continual investigation into the villages Iron Age and Roman past.
Geophysical Survey
Geophysical Survey Cricket ground and Football pitches – 24 June 2022 The long awaited archaeological geophysical results have now arrived having been commissioned by the Long Melford Heritage Trust Archaeological
Long Melford Great War Archive
LONG MELFORD GREAT WAR ARCHIVE Standing before the War Memorial in Long Melford in 2013 a question came into my mind, and it is one that I have been trying
A Child’s Memory Of WW2
A Child’s Memory Of WW2 by David Ford 2005 ‘Three lights and a bung’ I was born and was living in Hall Street, Long Melford when World War 2 began.
Codling’s Forge: A Spiritual Midden Deposition
In August of 2018 Moyse’s Hall Museum assisted in the identification of not one, but a series of finds all from the same location; a void by an Inglenook
The Railway and Long Melford
All Change For Melford! By the middle of the nineteenth century much of England was in the grip of railway mania as different individuals and companies sought to develop new
The discovery of the Iron Age Coin
https://melfordheritage.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Coin-v2.1-16×9-White.mp4 Our Logo represents an Iron Age Coin recovered during an archaeological excavation by the Heritage Trust Archaeological Team in 2019 on the site of the new Football Club building.