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The History Files

@historyfilesTracked since May 2026

An extensive and growing collection of historical information.

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$0/moFree480% of observed tier members

$10/moBasic120% of observed tier members

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1 paid members · 30-day rate from 13 observed days

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What have you missed by not visiting the History Files frontpage and the RSS feed on a daily basis? Quite a lot! Catch up now by visiting th

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Churches of KentThe Church of the Holy Cross, Goodnestone, dates to the twelfth century, with additions and alterations in the nineteenth and an extension iArticle2 days ago at Aug 25 crawlPublic 0 0 Churches of CornwallTrewidland Bible Christian Chapel was built in 1835 following local preaching in 1817, was restored in 1880, and was closed down in 1998 toArticle4 days ago at Aug 25 crawlPublic 0 0 Churches of SomersetStoke Pero Church does not have a local congregation or a dedication, with its earliest structure having been medievalArticleAugust 18Public 0 0 Churches of CornwallTrevelmond (Second) Wesleyan Chapel sits not more than half a kilometre from the site of the first chapel, having been built in 1896. https:ArticleAugust 15Public 0 0 Churches of CornwallConnon Wesleyan Reform Chapel in the village of the same name was built in 1865 in defiance of the local Bible ChristiArticleAugust 13Public 0 0 Churches of DevonThe mighty Ottery St Mary Parish Church was built in its earliest stages after Domesday Book in 1080, with the manor and parish not long havArticleAugust 11Public 0 0 What You've MissedWhat have you missed by not visiting the History Files frontpage and the RSS feed on a daily basis? Quite a lot! Catch up now by visiting thArticleAugust 9Public 0 0 Stony Plain Pioneer MuseumThe Pioneer Museum is located behind Heritage Park in Stony Plain, Alberta, Canada, with the grounds being described as bigger than a cow paArticleAugust 8Public 0 0 Churches of CornwallHerodsfoot Zion Bible Christian Chapel is noted in its book of subscription from 1845, with a deed for land for the chArticleAugust 5Public 0 0 What You've MissedWhat have you missed by not visiting the History Files frontpage and the RSS feed on a daily basis? Quite a lot! Catch up now by visiting thArticleAugust 2Public 0 0 Churches of Kentthe Church of St Mary the Virgin, Wingham, between 1282-1547 was a collegiate church which was attached to Wingham CollegeArticleAugust 1Public 0 0

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