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How to Contact Us

For general enquiries, please email us by clicking this link.

To order a DHRG book in hardcopy, please visit our book ordering page.

Our meetings normally take place monthly at 10:00am on the first Monday of the month at
Townstal Baptist Church Hall
Carey Road
Dartmouth
TQ6 9LT
Photo: DHRG

There is a bus stop at Carey Road served by the number 90 bus from the middle of Dartmouth to Townstal.

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Out now in By The Dart Winter 2025, final piece about Dartmouth in the 1920s. Linking into the 1920s Festival of Devon, the joint Dartmouth Museum/DHRG series has looked at housing and health, ups and downs in the local economy, entertainment, remembrance, and now education. If any of your family benefited from new opportunities opening up in Dartmouth in the 1920s, do get in touch, at www.dartmouth-history.org.ukDetails there also of DHRG's final meeting of 2025 tomorrow Monday 1 December, Christmas Quiz and social. All welco#localhistorys#dartmouthm#devoninthe1920s1#dartmouthmuseumuseum ... See MoreSee Less
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Announcing our upcoming History Day at the Flavel, Dartmouth, Saturday 15 November. Come and discover seven centuries of health and disease in Dartmouth - talks, activities and displays.For more information and programme details, see dartmouth-history.org.uk/dhrg_archive/Plague-to-Pandemic-outline.pdfWe look forward to seeing you!🙂#localhistory #dartmouth #exploredartmouth #flavel #dartmouthlibrary ... See MoreSee Less
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Come and see us in Dartmouth Library on Friday 10 October, from 10am to 12 noon. Bring your questions about family history, house history, or any local history!Our pictures show a 19th century chimneypot in Foss Street, imported to Dartmouth all the way from Fareham in Hampshire. It was spotted by Mo, who came to our Book Festival session and told us about it. Can you spot any others in Dartmouth? We'd like to find out how significant the trade was.Let us know by replying to this post, or send a photo to enquiries@dartmouth-history.or#dartmouthm#localhistorys#exploredartmouthm#dartmouthlibrarybrary ... See MoreSee Less
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Come and see us at the Dartmouth Book Festival, at the Flavel Church! We are very pleased to be participating for the second time. There will be three "Ten Minute Talks" about aspects of our local history, based on our publications, and members will be available to answer any questions you have about researching local history. You will also be able to buy our books. We look forward to meeting new friends and seeing old friends again! #dartmouth #localhistory #dartmouthbookfestival #flavel #exploredartmouth ... See MoreSee Less
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If you're in Dartmouth for Regatta Week, why not try our new free "Explorers Trail", and discover a thousand years of history? To access the trail by smartphone, scan the QR code on one of our cards, or on the bookmarks enclosed in our leaflets. You can find them in the Dartmouth Visitor Centre, Dartmouth Library, or lots of other places round town. Or, click on this link:www.dartmouth-history.org.uk/explorers-trail#dartmouth #localhistory #exploredartmouth ... See MoreSee Less
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