Old Plymouth Society
Who we are
We are a local history group of approximately 200 members, who meet monthly for lectures, walks and events. Old Plymouth Society has evolved from a group set up to combat the destruction of the Barbican post the 1914-18 war and very instrumental in saving the Elizabethan House.
Some of what we do
Articles
We have a large collection of informative articles written by members. The articles are great source of information based on the history of Plymouth. All of these articles are available to read online.
Events
We have many events on throughout the year. From Lectures, Visits, Historic houses and walks.
Publications
The Society publishes occasional booklets relating to local history written by members of the Society, and a twice-yearly newsletter, all of which are issued free to members.
About Us
The Old Plymouth Society are a group of like-minded people, from all walks of life and of all ages, who wish to celebrate and enjoy the heritage of this City Read more.
Our History
We have existed since 1929, but in 1992 we experienced a rebirth, with changes in structure and a greatly increased membership, and became a local history society whose aims are “to promote interest and research into, and the preservation of, the heritage of the City of Plymouth”. Since then our activities have expanded to cover a full winter and summer programme. Read more about our History
Publications
The society publishes booklets relating to local history. Explore the publications below or see all of our publications here.
Get Involved
You can join the Old Plymouth Society today! Help support the society today by signing up to an annual membership.