The Development of the Village
An interactive map tracking the building and demolishing of all houses between 1725 and 1955.
The Victorian Village Trail
A tour of Grafton Regis and its environs - illustrated by the paintings of Isabella Sams, daughter of the Rector of Grafton.
House Trees
The details of every past and present house in the village - owners; history; chronology; often with pictures and personal reminiscences.
Parish Records and Census Details
Full records of rents, surveys, wills, census details 1841-1901, bills, invoices, musters, suit rolls, militia lists, electoral rolls 1833-1949, population statistics 1801-1931
The Siege of Grafton
Grafton Regis was the only village in Northamptonshire to be besieged in the English Civil War. As a result of the siege, the royal palace of Grafton was captured and destroyed. Its precise location is still unknown.
The Hermitage
Read about the dramatic discovery of the site of the Hermitage where Edward IV secretly married Elizabeth Woodville on May 1st 1464.
The Toll House
Details of the Toll House on the northern edge of Grafton Regis, together with tales of turnpikes, roads and travel in earlier centuries.
Other Parish Details
Alehouse Keepers in Grafton Regis 1600 - 1950, Haymaking Wages 1724, Northampton Hospital Admissions Books for Grafton Regis, Kelly's & other Directories
