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Welcome to the EEHAS website
Epsom & Ewell History & Archaeology Society (formerly Nonsuch Antiquarian Society) is the local history, archaeology and conservation society for the Epsom and Ewell area of Surrey. It was founded in 1960 by people who had recently taken part in a major excavation of Henry VIII's Nonsuch Palace in Ewell. Its aims are to encourage interest in the archaeology and history of the area and to ensure that local buildings and objects of historical significance are preserved.
By joining us you will learn more about the history of our area and have the satisfaction of contributing towards its protection.
What we do
The Society meets on the first Wednesday of each month in St Mary's Church Hall, London Road, Ewell for illustrated talks on archaeological and historical subjects. Meetings begin at 8.00 pm. Current programme
OTHER ACTIVITIES INCLUDE
a regular newsletter.
publications on local history and archaeology topics - available to members at a special price.
visits to places of historical interest.
making representations on planning applications which threaten local listed buildings, conservation areas and sites of archaeological significance.
documentary and archaeological research.
We regret that we cannot deal with reqests for information on former residents of Epsom or Ewell by this route and enquiries of this nature will not be answered.
Enquiries about this site should be sent to eehas at the web address.
Communications to the Society should be sent to the Secretary: Graham Brown,
49 Mortimer Crescent, Worcester Park, KT4 7QL.
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