Children are invited to go on a guided walking tour of Lichfield’s landmarks to find out horrible facts about the city’s blood thirsty history.
Visit Lichfield’s walks
Celebrations are being planned to mark the 15th anniversary of the opening of Erasmus Darwin House as a museum.
The Lichfield venue had seen five years of fundraising and restoration
Lichfield Cathedral could be one of the winners from the Budget, according to the city’s MP.
Chancellor George Osborne revealed that money would be provided for repairs to historic
A new update has been released, charting the progress of attempts to understand the Staffordshire Hoard.
The Anglo-Saxon artefacts were dug up in a Hammerwich field in 2009.
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The writing of women during wartime will be the focus of a conference at the National Memorial Arboretum.
The Remembering and Writing Women’s Wartime Lives conference is being organised
The next Lichfield Discovered meeting will explore 100 years of the city’s history through 12 objects.
The talk starts at 7pm at the Lichfield Heritage Centre on Monday (March
An exhibition of memorabilia from the 1960s is taking place in Lichfield.
Lichfield Museum at St Mary’s in the Market Square will welcome clothes, records and photographs from the
A Lichfield museum is celebrating after seeing a large increase in visitors.
The Samuel Johnson Birthplace Museum welcomed 900 people during January – up 80 per cent from the previous year,
A new opportunity will give volunteers the chance to explore one of Lichfield’s most historic sites.
The city’s cathedral is appealing for people to become tower tour leaders
A Lichfield museum is hosting a workshop to mark International Women’s Day.
The Samuel Johnson Birthplace Museum will be examining the lives of tradeswomen in Georgian Lichfield on March
Campaigners hoping to keep Lichfield Record Office open have been dealt a blow.
Staffordshire County Council has agreed plans to centralise its archive services – despite opposition from city author Annette
A new website has been launched to keep Lichfield and Burntwood residents informed about plans to commemorate the First World War.
Staffordshire County Council’s archives service has created www.
