Explorethepast

The Worcestershire Archive & Archaeology Service is dedicated to preserving and sharing the rich history of Worcestershire for present and future generations. With a diverse collection that spans from the Ice Ages to the present day, the service holds over 12 miles of archives and over 60,000 archaeological records. Through community engagement and expert advice, the team promotes access to their vast resources, which include unique local studies and significant historical documents—even those related to the life of William Shakespeare, now recognized by UNESCO.

In addition to archival services, Worcestershire Archive & Archaeology Service offers various opportunities for public involvement, from volunteering and job openings to educational projects. The organization thrives on community support and is committed to ethical practices, fostering positive impacts on society and the environment. By adopting a document or participating in special projects, individuals can help sustain the archive's mission to deepen public understanding of Worcestershire’s heritage.