The Woolhope Club

Exploring Herefordshire's history, natural history and geology since 1851

Networks of Influence: Exploring women’s contribution to the early Woolhope Club
Tuesday 3rd November 2026 2-4pm

Networks of Influence: Exploring women’s contribution to the early Woolhope Club

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29th September until 29th January 2027

Our Heritage and Future: part of our 175th anniversary celebrations

An exhibition of 14 panels celebrating the past, present and future of the Woolhope Club will be on display at Hereford Archives and Records Centre (HARC).

The Woolhope Naturalists’ Field Club was founded in 1851 to further the study of the natural, historical and social environment of Herefordshire, which lies on the border between England and Wales. The ‘Field’ part of the Club’s name means that they made expeditions around the county and beyond. Their studies were published as yearly ‘Transactions’ which continue to this day, in which academic papers as well as reports of the Club’s activities during the year are published. This literature will be made available over time to all visitors to the Club’s website with some privileges reserved for Club members.

The Club’s library is housed within the Hereford library building in Broad Street,  and visitors are welcomed on Thursday mornings.