For a fascinating look into local Forest of Dean history, contact Cecile Hunt - History Researcher
The Forest of Dean is a fascinating area, rich in history, with mining and the ancient Roman presence. But what was going on where you live, before you lived there?
Why were the buildings built where they were? What made them the way they are? What made us the way we are?
These are questions that sooner or later we all want answered, and Cecile Hunt is the local historian to answer them for you.
You don’t have to own a stately home to have its history researched. Even a modest house can have a fascinating past! Cecile’s specialised area is the Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire and Monmouthshire. She has written articles for journals and magazines. She is also treasurer of the Forest of Dean Local History Society, which has members worldwide.
Know your history – make your historic building more interesting!
Do you live or work in a historic building? If you own a public house, hotel or other historic building, knowing the building’s history adds interest and character to your premises – and impresses guests!
About Cecile
Cecile Hunt – History Researcher, has a lifelong interest in the history of the Forest of Dean area. Her family was involved in a find of Roman coins and artefacts now on display in the British Museum in London.
Cecile herself is an experienced historian and holds an Oxford University Advanced Diploma in Local History. Her love of local Forest of Dean history has led her to research everything from standing stones to workhouses.
Would you like to know the history of your house, your family or your local area? You’ll find Cecile is a mine of information on ancient history, historic buildings and social history. Call History Researcher Cecile Hunt now
You can speak to historian Cecile about any local history topic or historic buildings on 01594 842 164
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