Abingdon Area Archaeology and History Society
Abingdon Buildings and People (ABP)
Abingdon Buildings and People is the name of the History Section of the Abingdon Town Council website. It was created and is managed by a group of AAAHS members for the Council and involves original research and writing, mostly by the group but also by outside specialists. Since its start in 2013 it has expanded into a comprehensive resource for anyone interested in Abingdon’s heritage and history. These pages present the history of the town through short articles on individual buildings and important figures from Abingdon’s past. In 2021 it reached over 200 articles. Find it on http://www.abingdon.gov.uk/partners/history
Take a self-guided walk through Abingdon’s history. Choose one of seven walks that take you to more than 40 buildings. Each walk gives you direct weblinks to articles on the buildings and the people associated with them.
SEVEN WALKS LOOKING AT ABINGDON’S BUILDINGS
Each walk gives you the route with direct links to articles on some of the buildings you will see and the people associated with them.
Walk 1) Bridge Street and Abingdon Bridge
Walk 2) The Guildhall and the Abbey
Walk 3) East St Helen Street and St Helen’s Wharf
Walk 4) St Helen’s Churchyard and West St Helen Street
Walk 5) Stert Street, Our Lady and St Edmund’s and Barton Court
Walk 6) The High Street, the Square and Ock Street
Walk 7) The Albert Park Area
You can access a map of Abingdon here.
We’d welcome your comments on these walks. Please give your feedback here.
Future Events
Becoming Roman in Oxfordshire: Excavations in Marcham and Frilford
15 January 2026: Join us as we hear from Gary Lock on Becoming Roman in Oxfordshire: Excavations in Marcham and Frilford.
Malting and Brewing in Abingdon
15 February 2026: Join us as we hear from Martin Buckland on the history of Malting and Brewing in Abingdon.
The Medieval Streets of Abingdon (The Lambrick Lecture 2026)
19 March 2026: Join us as we hear from Roger Thomas on the fascinating Medieval Streets of Abingdon.
The Norman Conquest in Oxfordshire
16 April 2026: Join us as we hear from Julie Ann Godson on the fascinating Norman Conquest in Oxfordshire.
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