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Welcome to The Marlow Society

The Marlow Society is a registered charity whose efforts are devoted to the preservation and development of Marlow and the surrounding villages and countryside. We were formed in 1958 as the Marlow Bridge Preservation Society to prevent the 1832 suspension bridge from being replaced.

We seek to represent all those who enjoy living in, working in, shopping or just visiting our beautiful town situated on the banks of the River Thames, in the foothills of the Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Read More...

Society Events Diary

We have a great season of Marlow Society Events this summer so come along if you can. You may also be interested in the Archaeological Society Events and the Local History Group Events

In The Spotlight...

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Marlow Society Publications The Society has a number of very interestiing publications for sale. These provide a valuable insightito aspects of Marlow's history. If you wish to purchase copies please contact the Society via tmssecretary@marlowsociety.org.uk

The Marlow Historian
	Vol 1	Out of print
	Vol 2	£4.00
	Vol 3	£4.00
	Vol 4	£4.00
	Vol 5	£4.00
Marlow through the Ages	by John Evans	£2.95
The Monsters of Marlow (The Story of the Shelleys)	by Tony Reeve	£2.95
Marlow on Thames Colouring Book		£1.00
Pictorial History of Marlow		£13.00
Lipscomb (Reprints of originals)
Burnham Hundred	2 Volumes	£12.00
Stoke Hundred	2 Volumes	£12.00
Bradenham	6 pages	£0.50
Radnage	6 pages	£0.50
Saunderton & Turville	8 pages	£0.50
Wooburn	6 pages	£0.50
Map of Marlow		£1.00

Post Cards of Marlow		£0.05
Post Card - historic map		£0.20

Leaflets - Town Walk		£0.50
Leaflets - River Walk		£0.50

Pamphlets		£0.50

Membership

An application form and details of subscriptions are available via the Membership page

Walks & Tours

Details of the organised walks which take you to the historic and hidden parts of Marlow are shown under Events.

Events

The Society organises a wide range of talks and events. These are publicised on this site as well as on notice boards around the Town. The History Group arranges a monthly meeting in Liston Hall.