The History Group is for people interested in the history of the Teign Valley. In normal times the group meet every 2 months at the Community Hall in Christow. Everyone is welcome - see their website for details.

The Ashburton Archive Project to computerise the original survey paper records started in 2013 and is on-going. As further records are digitised they will be added to this site, section by section.

The British Association for Local History is the national charity which promotes local history and serves local historians.

On this site you will find presentations on topics related to Bovey Tracey, Francis Billinge's published papers, and a list of work in progress.

The Chudleigh History Group's purpose may be summed up as "Preserving Our Parish History". We take a very active interest in any matters relating to the history, preservation or investigation of the fabric of the community, and we constantly monitor any proposed changes or rearrangements affecting the town.

Crediton Area History & Museum Society is an all-volunteer organisation which runs the town museum (including its family history Research Corner), maintains a substantial archive of local documents and photographs, and presents a fascinating programme of local history talks.

The Dawlish Local History Group is a well-established group of Dawlish residents who share an interest in all aspects of local history. This site is one of the best places for information on the history of Dawlish.

The Devon Family History Society’s objects are to promote the study of genealogy and history, especially of Devon families and places, to educate the public therein through advice and instruction, and, for the public benefit, to encourage the preservation and transcription of relevant documents and records, especially for the county of Devon.

Devon Heritage Centre holds all types of historical archives relating to the county of Devon and the City of Exeter (excluding Plymouth.) They include records of churches and chapels, of county, district and parish councils and of many families, estates, schools and other organisations. The popular West Country Studies Library is also located here.

The Devon History Society is a registered charity that promotes the study of all aspects of Devon’s history through lectures, meetings, conferences and visits, newsletter and journal and the website, workshops to support research skills, affiliation for local history societies to share research and take part in DHS activities, opportunities to take part in DHS research projects.

Check out The Exeter Local History Society website to see the wide selection of subjects which are covered.

The Archives of Lustleigh provide an important insight into the development of a village situated on the edge of Dartmoor, which has origins in prehistory.

The Moretonhampstead Local History Society was founded in 1965 as a small research group and has, since then, been involved with all aspects of Moreton's history.

"Discovery" holds more than 32 million descriptions of records held by The National Archives and more than 2,500 archives across the country. Over 9 million records are available for download.

The Old Plymouth Society celebrates the heritage of this City and is a local history society whose aims are "to promote interest and research into, and the preservation of, the heritage of the City of Plymouth".

The Plymouth Branch of the Historical Association is an independent charity incorporated by Royal Charter, supporting the study and enjoyment of history since 1906.

South West Heritage Trust was founded in 2014 as an independent charity for Somerset, Devon and the South West, celebrating and protecting our rich heritage, helping everyone to enjoy it now and in the future.

Starcross is a village on the estuary of the River Exe, in Devon UK, which has nearly always been enthusiastic about its history.

Widdecombe History Group website is intended as a reference for members and for all those who cannot attend our meetings but are interested in the history of Widecombe, whether as a visitor to Dartmoor or perhaps with family connections here.

The Devonshire Association (DA) was founded in 1862 and is now an educational charity dedicated to the study and appreciation of all matters relating to the county of Devon in south-west England.