NEW! SAVA's 2018 Exhibition - Farming in Steeple and Middle Aston
3rd & 4th November 2018
Steeple Aston Village Hall
Saturday 3rd November: 2pm - 6pm
Sunday 4th November: 12 noon - 4pm
Entry free, donations appreciated
Steeple Aston Village Hall
Saturday 3rd November: 2pm - 6pm
Sunday 4th November: 12 noon - 4pm
Entry free, donations appreciated
THE HISTORY OF
STEEPLE ASTON CHURCH
SAVA's latest book, based on our 2017 exhibition, is now on sale.
With 55 pages full of photos and analysis, the book details this
significant Church and its contents in considerable depth. Every
sculpture has been captured, all the windows and doorways
compared, and the furniture and memorials examined. It is the
visual history of the Church from the C13th to the present day.
Go to our shop here to order your copy.
STEEPLE ASTON CHURCH
SAVA's latest book, based on our 2017 exhibition, is now on sale.
With 55 pages full of photos and analysis, the book details this
significant Church and its contents in considerable depth. Every
sculpture has been captured, all the windows and doorways
compared, and the furniture and memorials examined. It is the
visual history of the Church from the C13th to the present day.
Go to our shop here to order your copy.
VILLAGE HISTORY CENTRE
SAVA's Village History Centre opened in September 2013, and regularly attracts visitors from the village and far afield. It is open every Saturday morning from 10.00 until 12.00, and we
welcome all who would like to explore more about Steeple and Middle Aston.
The Centre houses an extensive archive of documents, photos and family history information, maps and other historical material relating to the two villages. It is all available for inspection and further research, mainly free of charge. Please drop in when you can.
If you have photos, documents or other material that you think we might like to see, please don't hesitate to visit us - adjacent to the Village Hall in Fir Lane, or contact us.
welcome all who would like to explore more about Steeple and Middle Aston.
The Centre houses an extensive archive of documents, photos and family history information, maps and other historical material relating to the two villages. It is all available for inspection and further research, mainly free of charge. Please drop in when you can.
If you have photos, documents or other material that you think we might like to see, please don't hesitate to visit us - adjacent to the Village Hall in Fir Lane, or contact us.
