Regional History Centre

The Regional History Centre (RHC) promotes research about the history of Britain's South Western counties and in the understanding of regionalism as a dynamic force in the shaping of the domestic and international past.

The Centre is committed to public engagement and knowledge exchange in local history and heritage and to building partnerships with the wider cultural industries.

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About

Find out more about the Centre and our regional mission.

Members

A list of our staff, students, and Visiting Fellows.

Projects

Our research and knowledge exchange projects.

Associate Membership

How to become an Associate Member of the RHC.

The Regional Historian

Our annual yearbook.

Book series

Find out about our published works.

Events

Details of our current and past research seminars and events.

Contacts

Get in touch with any enquiries.

 

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