Archive
Since the publication of the first volume of Transactions in 1849, over 160 editions of our journal have been published
This represents a considerable and influential body of scholarly material on the history of the two counties. Some of the articles published in the nineteenth-century volumes now constitute primary sources for certain aspects of the history of Lancashire and Cheshire.
All volumes of the journal from volume 1 issued in 1849 for the 1848-49 session up to and including volume 157 for 2008 have been digitised, and can be browsed below, or searched from this page. Volumes from 158 for 2009 are available to HSLC members via the Liverpool University Press website.
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- St James & St Paul, MartonOne of the oldest timber-framed churches in Europe, it was founded in the fourteenth century as a chantry chapel by the Davenport family.