Last few weeks of the Shelthorpe 100 exhibition at the Loughborough Library Local and Family History Centre. Don't miss it. Celebrations of 100 years of Shelthorpe Estate. Free entry during staffed hours. #loughborough #library #CultureLeics #Shelthorpe

Join us for a walk around Garendon Park Booking essential via [email protected] or at Loughborough Library main counter. 11th July and 15th August 2026 £5 under 10s go free, pay on the day cash only please. Details on poster attached. Wear sturdy shoes and trousers to avoid nettles.

Join us for a Zeppelin walk around Loughborough. Booking essential via [email protected] or at Loughborough Library main counter. 8th August 2026. £5 under 10s go free, pay on the day cash only please. Details on poster attached

Join us for a medieval area walk around Loughborough. Booking essential via [email protected] or at Loughborough Library main counter. 18th July 2026. £5 under 10s go free, pay on the day cash only please.

Join us for walks this Summer. Details on attached posters. Booking essential via [email protected] or at Loughborough Library Main Counter. Garendon Park 11th July and 15th August Medieval Loughborough 18th July Zeppelin Walk 8th August £5 under 10s go free. Cash on the day.

Don't miss the Garendon Park Exhibition on at Loughborough Library. Last Day is 21st April 2026 @cultureleics #leicslibrary #Loughborough

Check it out. We have spent the last year working on the Town Observatory, collaborating with the University team on Heritage Mapping and Colouring Loughborough platforms. The project was funded by the Town Deal. @lborouniversity.bsky.social @charnwoodbc.bsky.social

International Exhibition on now at Loughborough Library. Stories of Heroes and Heroism. Organised by the ENRS to find out more enrs.eu/between-life... #loughboroughlibrary Don't miss it

We are starting a new project for 2026 - Letters to Peru. William Corah he of Coalville Times fame, in his early 20s wrote to a young lady in Peru starting in 1919 and ending in 1928. Extracting the local history stories and facts will be a major project over the next year or two.#LeicsLibraries

Local History New Book Sale (Ideal Christmas Presents) Saturday 22nd November 10.00am to 12.30pm Loughborough Library, to include pre loved Jigsaws Fundraising for Loughborough Library Local Studies Volunteer Group

Loughborough High School 175th Anniversary exhibition at Loughborough Library Exhibition Centre Opening October 4th. Free entry during staffed hours. Did you or your mother or your grandmother go to Loughborough High School? Come along and relive a few memories.

Sorry, all our Loughborough Heritage Open Days Medieval Walks are fully booked on 20th and 21st September,

Join us on our Medieval Loughborough Walks part of the Loughborough Heritage Weekend 20th and 21st September Book at [email protected] or at Loughborough Library main counter in person.

Visit Loughborough library and see the new exhibition, The Holiday Fortnight, read and see what happened when Loughborough Industry closed down and everyone went to the Seaside for two weeks in July.

Our new exhibition at Loughborough Library opens on 10th July. Come along and relive your childhood holidays by the sea. Free entry during library open hours #localhistory #loughborough

Our new Exhibition The Holiday Fortnight opens on July 10th at Loughborough Library, come along and relive those wonderful days at the seaside. free entry during library opening hours.

Last few weeks of the Library Exhibition at Loughborough Library free entry during staffed hours. Not available in smart

New Exhibition by Loughborough Library Local Studies Volunteer Group at Loughborough Library, opens 9th May 2025

VE Day Anniversary coming up evening of 8th May. Beacons to be lit. in 1945 the Mayor of Loughborough sent a letter to the people of the Town and we will be giving copies of the speech away on the day. Save the date and call into Queens Park to celebrate Victory in Europe Day.

Finding stories about the Windmill Public House in Loughborough, 1883 William Parker stole a ham valued at 15s from the kitchen of the Windmill Inn. He was sentenced to two months hard labour in prison. #localhistory #loughborough

Working today on stories of medieval Loughborough. Medieval Loughborough people would have kept livestock. Animals found wandering free would be taken to the local pound called the Pinfold until the owner came to collect them and paid a fine. Pinfold gate was the street that led to the Pinfold.

Beautiful sunny winter day earlier, had a walk round Dishley Pond and by the Grand Union canal

Hathern war memorial. Hathern Cemetery, Hathern, Leicestershire. First and Second World Wars, Egypt and Cyprus. #LestWeForget

Hathern war memorial plaque. St. Peter and St. Paul Church, Hathern, Leicestershire. First and Second World Wars and others who died on active service since the ending of hostilities. #LestWeForget

Great PSA. Leicestershire libraries also have loads of audiobooks (& ebooks) to choose from via Borrowbox - so useful, particularly if you can't get to the library. It's handy for magazine subscriptions too

Anyone aged 18 and older in Leicester, Leicestershire, or Rutland can sign up to the libraries for free and borrow up to 10 books at a time. liberalengland.blogspot.com/2025/02/all-...

We're delighted to welcome Jess Vollar Bell as the new Chief Executive of The Generator Loughborough! A Loughborough local and former Rawlins pupil, Jess brings together her experience from London's theatre scene and a decade in arts venue management.

156. Nanpantan, SW of Loughborough. The name is thought to come from ‘Pantain’, Anglo-Saxon for enclosure. The church’s War Memorial is a single block of Charnwood granite. Nearby Whittle Hill was known for ‘hone’ stones, used to sharpen knives; its quarry, opened in 1837, shut in the early C20th.

We are here on BlueSky from today. Based at Loughborough library our home is in the Local and Family History Centre inside the listed Carnegie Library. Call in and see our latest exhibition "Loughborough's Lost Shops and Businesses", do you remember Clemersons? #localhistory #loughborough