Kegworth Heritage Centre

Each of the buildings (or sites) on this page have a special place in the history of Kegworth and in the hearts of our community. Each has its own unique history and villagers have many special memories of each location. Some of them are still in use, some even maintaining their original purpose in the village. Others have been repurposed many times, and one or two, mere shadows from history. The locations were selected by members of the Kegworth UKSPF team.

Information has been gathered by volunteers at Kegworth Heritage Centre using our own archives, “Keguth Pubs, A Time Traveller’s Guide", by James McKay and Kegworth, "An Apple a Day - A History of the Kegworth & Gotham Medical Practices” by Susan D Brompton as well as our own publication, "Kegworth: Aspects of History". Photos are from the KHC photography collection or taken by KHC volunteers. The Plaques themsevles were manufactured by Practical Minds.

Clicking on a property will flip between images of the building from the past and the present. As you move between photos the previous one will reset. The link at the top of each entry will take you to a full page of more information and photos. Each individual page will be maintained independently and information may be added, removed or modified as our knowledge grows and improves.

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