News & Events
Posted on 19 March 2026
Mrs Saxton’s Tenants

From the 17th of March 2026, a remarkable collection of letters donated by Kay Ellis will be available to explore at the Heritage Centre within Bawtry Community Library. This carefully preserved archive offers visitors a rare opportunity to step back...

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Posted on 16 February 2026
Anne Everard’s album returns home after 200 years

Bawtry Heritage Group (BHG) has recently acquired a fascinating historical album compiled by Anne Everard, who ran a girls’ boarding school in the town during the 1820s. Anne Everard was also the author of Flowers from Nature, published in 1835,...

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Posted on 19 January 2026
A presentation about the Origins of Bawtry

At our meeting on Tuesday 10th February (6.30 pm in the Committee Room at the Town Hall - what used to be New Hall) there will be a presentation about the origins of Bawtry. Published histories tell us that Bawtry...

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Posted on 20 December 2025
The Hunt for Roman Bawtry..

Bawtry Heritage Group's research findings of a potentially significant Roman site just northwest of Martin Grange Farm have made the British Museum's (Yorkshire Region) Portable Antiquities Scheme website. To learn more click on the link provided below. BHG actively engaged...

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Posted on 7 November 2025
Presentation to Whiston Heritage Group

On Tuesday 4th November we made a presentation to Whiston Heritage Society about Bawtry's "planted town" and earlier origins. If you're a member of a group that would like one of our presentations, just get in touch by email!

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Posted on 5 November 2025
Bawtry Heritage Exhibition

BHG is exhibiting at the Doncaster Local History Fair on Saturday 15th November. We'll be on the Lower Ground Floor, in the Railway Heritage area.

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Posted on 22 October 2025
New lectern about the Battle of the Idle

We have installed a lectern about this battle - "Bawtry's Battling Anglo-Saxons" - which took place in 616 CE. Few people know about the battle but it was of great importance in England's history. The lectern has been installed close...

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