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AIRFIELDS - History of New Forest airfields from 1910 to the present
TRANSPORT - Looking at the developement of transport accross the area
NEW FOREST SHOW - At the heart of the forest since 1921
HUNTING - A potted history

 
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New Forest Social History

Welcome to the Social History pages.

Over the coming months, these pages will carry in depth articles about the social history of The New Forest. There will be links to othe recources and websites.

See our new page: An Illustrated History of the New Forest Show, which will be developed over the comiing weeks

Below is a news feed from the Megolithic Portal featuring details of Barrows, Hillforts and Ancient Settlements that are still visible around the region.

 
  

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The Megalithic Portal exists to raise awareness of megalithic, prehistoric, and other ancient sites everywhere. They really are everywhere you look, yet few people have heard of most of them. Because they are largely unloved, megalithic sites can often be under threat of development or damage. Not all are scheduled Ancient Monuments, and not all countries respect their past sites as they should.

To see more about the New Forest, expand this window by clicking the "+" top right. Click on heading to view story, then close browser window to return to New Forest Gateway.
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Be inspired by
the brand new
galleries at the
New Forest
Museum.

The Christopher
Tower New Forest Reference Library
contains the
most complete
collection of sources
on the New Forest.

It's all available
in one place,
which makes
the library
an essential
resource for
people wanting
to research the
New Forest area.
 
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for more
information
about the library.
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