This is a list of societies that have an interest in the history and heritage of Wolverhampton and nearby areas. Where possible we have provided a link to the society's web page - which may be on this site or on another.

Bilston Historical Society

President: Jack Haskins, 11 Elm Avenue, Bilston. tel: 01902-491749
Secretary: Jill Fellows, 73 Bunkers Hill Lane, Bilston. tel: 01902-496306
Speaker's Secretary: George Wilkes, 6 Canterbury Road, Wolverhampton. tel: 01902-335969

The Society's meetings are held at the Chad Centre, Connaught Road, Bilston on the first Wednesday of each month at 7.30 pm.

The Boulton Paul Association

View the BPA's home page

The Friends of Bantock House Museum and Park (registered charity 1065808)

Consists of volunteers who support the museum and park. You can get membership details from :
Gordon Hollingsworth, 39 Castlecroft Road,Wolverhampton, WV3 8BS.

The Marston Wolverhampton Heritage Trust

Are based at the Black Country Living Museum

Staffordshire Archaeological and Historical Society

Membership Secretary: Mrs. F. E. Fox, 6 Lawson Close, Aldridge, Walsall,
WS9 0RX

The Society's meetings are held at St.Mary's Heritage Centre, Market Street, Lichfield at 8.00 pm. Visitors to meetings are asked to pay £1.50 admission.

Sedgley Local History Society

The aim of the Society is to promote an interest in the history of Sedgley and the surrounding areas which originally formed part of the greater Sedgley Manor.

Contact: Mr. G. L. Blackham, 116 Tipton Road, Woodsetton, Dudley, DY3 1BY
View their website

Willenhall Local History Society

Contact:  Horace Davis, 16 Browning Close, Willenhall, WV12 5JA
View their website