Discover the History of Amersham

Friday, May 20th, 2016
Filed under: 75th anniversary of D-Day, News Item

9306Take a look at Amersham Museum’s “giant scrap-book” which tells the story of people who have lived in the town, often in their own words. This searchable website includes all aspects of local history and is widely used for family and building research. www.AmershamHistory.info

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