EVENTS

David Inghams of Albion Archaeology will be talking to us about the exciting Roman finds, including only the second ever proven crucifixion, at a site near Peterborough.

(Image below courtesy of David Inghams)

During Covid an amazing discovery was made 'somewhere beneath a field in Rutland...' .  Jim Irvine, the very man who found what turned out to be a Roman villa site, is coming to us all about it.

(Image below courtesy of Jim Irvine)

Spend a fascinating day this summer in Oundle at the Museum enjoying artifacts, anecdotes and artwork from Nassington and the surrounding villages.

(Image below courtesy of Karen Palenski)

Professor Upex will join us again, this time to talk about the Saxons who settled in this area.  As part of his talk he will focus on the field central to our village and the site of the Saxon burial ground along the Fotheringhay Road.

(Image below courtesy of Jane Baile)

Not so very long ago Nassington boasted seven, yes, seven pubs.  Karen Palenski has asked around a fair old bit and can tell you a little of what became of both the people and the places.

(Image below courtesy of Nassington History Group)

April 2025 sees the launch of the Nassington Blue Plaque Route.  Enjoy a stroll through the centuries with a detailed guide to the houses and the histories along the way.  Either go to the website or buy a colour guide from Nassington Stores, The Queens Head, L D Hair Design, J. RG. and S. Mould or Elsie's Vintage Tea Room.

(Image below courtesy of Valerie Hunter and Simon Steward)