Welcome to the Seavington Web Museum
Welcome to the Seavington Web Museum which has links to the past, present and future of the parishes of Seavington St. Michael and Seavington St. Mary in South Somerset, England.
It is a collection point, historical record and digital archive, much of it created from material donated by residents and relatives of residents past and present.
It is hoped that more people will add to it as old and new experiences come to light. Click on a topic below to take a look.
History
The History gallery contains early history, facts and statistics, some time lines giving insight into past and more recent Seavington, official records, archive documents and eventually maps and transport routes
Historic Buildings
The Historic Buildings gallery concentrates on the old buildings in both villages; the churches and chapels, an early village school and several pre 17th century residential buildings.
Village Life
The Village Life gallery records the social life of the village. The past and present clubs, the community buildings and community celebrations.
Village Businesses
The Village Businesses gallery looks at the economic activities in the village; the past and present business and employment in the village.
Seavington People
The Seavington People gallery is about those who have lived in Seavington over the years and the people who live here now. It is also a contact point for those interested in family history from abroad.
Picture Album
The Picture Album gallery focuses on village views over the years, local interest and family albums.
Natural History / Environment
The Natural History / Environment gallery captures information about the changing environment - recording the geology, flora and fauna past and present.
Latest News
SEAVINGTON COLLAR FACTORY
Thanks to Brian Murless, Somerset industrial Archivist and Michael Harrison, we have been able to find out some more information about the Collar Factory in Seavington St. Michael. Do look at the photos with the article because we would love to identify the people. Please let us know if they are any of your relatives
Click here to read information from Mr Murless
EDGAR HAWKINS
Sadly Edgar Hawkins passed away just before his 100th birthday. Luckily we had the chance to talk to him about his life in Seavington. Read about it here.
CONTACT US
If sending comments to us about any of the images, it would be very helpful if you would quote the six digit identity number included in the caption and see ‘Contacts’ at the bottom of this page.
BRANSTON'S SPONSORSHIP
Branston Ltd have kindly offered to sponsor the Seavington History Project to help cover our first year expenses.