| Halesworth – an Overview | Halesworth is a market town in north east Suffolk with a population of over 5,000. It is approximately ten miles inland from the Suffolk Heritage Coast and 9 and 11 miles respectively from the nearby Suffolk market towns of Bungay and Beccles. |
| Men of Halesworth who Lost Their Lives in the Great War | Putting faces to the names on the Halesworth War Memorial. |
| What happened to the boys educated in the Halesworth Boys' School | A study of the employment and place of living of selected Boys from the School's School Admissions Book |
| The Lincolne Letters | Transcripts of the Lincolne Letters. A work in progress. Currently letters from 1749 to 1811. |
| Policing in Halesworth | An insight to the early policing in Halesworth, including the PC Tye murder |
| The Bombing of the Railway Station in 1941 | Halesworth Station was bombed in January 1941, resulting in the deaths of three people. |
| Plant Hunters of Halesworth and Working from Home | Information from two previous exhibitions, one on the Hooker father and son who were eminent biologists. The other exhibition was Working From Home depicting the tailors workshop of Fred Knights who lived at 25 London Road, Halesworth. |
| Halesworth’s Unique Movable Platform | Halesworth’s Unique Movable Platform Halesworth Station on the East Suffolk Line was built on its present site in 1859. As rail passenger traffic grew and trains became longer the platforms at Halesworth needed to be extended. |
| Gladys Rogers | Gladys Rogers Gladys was a porter at Halesworth Railway Station during the Second World War. Gladys lost her husband in 1936 and for five years struggled with an income of eighteen shillings (90p) a week to pay the rent and to provide for herself and her two children.............. |
| The British Red Cross in Halesworth and District 1914-1918 | The British Red Cross in Halesworth and District 1914-1918, Suffolk VAD 35 Mens, and Suffolk VAD32 Womens Detachments. Remembered with Honour. |
| Matron Cecilia Reed SRN | Matron Cecilia Reed SRN The Museum is delighted to have been given some photos and memorabilia by the family of Matron Cecilia Reed SRN, who was matron at Patrick Stead Hospital from 1913, shortly before the outbreak of WW1, until 1936 when she retired. |
| The Patrick Stead Hospital - Short Version | A down load of the Museum Booklet. |
| Scouting in Halesworth | Insights to the Scouting (including the Scout Patrol in the Church Lads Brigade) |
| Halesworth Corp of the Salvation Army | Research notes on Halesworth's Salvations Army |
| Dwile Flonking in Halesworth | Dwile Flonking in Halesworth The English game of Dwile Flonking (also Dwile flunking) involves two teams of twelve players, each taking a turn to dance around the other while attempting to avoid a beer-soaked Dwile (cloth) thrown by the non-dancing team...... |
| Halesworth Local Recorder Reports | Only the 2015 Report at the moment |
| Halesworth Area History Notes Names Index | Mike Fordham’s Halesworth Area History Notes contains a wealth of information, of interest are the many names of people of Halesworth and the surrounding area. An index of the names in the notes has been created. This is accessible on this page, together with the Notes from which it has been compiled. |
| Halesworth Shops and Trades | |
| The Suffolk Building Society (formally the Ipswich Building Society) in Halesworth | A history of the Suffolk Building Society (formally the Ipswich Building Society) in Halesworth which celebrated 30 years in Halesworth in 2013, with three years at their ‘new’ premises in the Thoroughfare. In 2021 the name changed. |
| Ives Shoe Shop | A well known shoe shop and shoe and boot factory owner. |
| Clock and Watchmakers in Halesworth | Information on Clock and watchmakers in Halesworth from 1793 to 1925 |
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