Victoria County History: Worcestershire

Volume 1
Volume 2
Volume 3
Volume 4
Index to volumes 1-4

Volume 1 (1901) [indexed in separate volume]
The Victoria History of the County of Worcester

Natural History

Early Man

Romano-British Remains

Anglo-Saxon Remains

Introduction to the Worcestershire Domesday

The Text of the Worcestershire Domesday

Some Early Worcestershire Surveys

Index to the Domesday Survey

Volume 2 (1906) [indexed in separate volume]
J. W. Willis-Bund and William Page
The Victoria History of the County of Worcester

Part of text at British History Online

Ecclesiastical History

Religious Houses

• Introduction
• Priory of St Mary of Worcester
• Abbey of Evesham
• Abbey of Pershore
• Priory of Great Malvern
• Priory of Little Malvern
• Priory of Westwood
• Abbey of Bordesley
• Priory of Whistones
• Priory of Cookhill
• Priory of St James of Dudley
• Abbey of Halesowen
• Black Friars, Worcester
• Grey Friars, Worcester
• Trinitarian Friars, Worcester
• Penitent Sisters, Worcester
• Friars of the Penance of Jesus Christ, or Friars of the Sack, Worcester
• Austin Friars, Droitwich
• Hospital of St Wulstan, Worcester
• Hospital of St Oswald, Worcester
• Hospital of St Mary, Droitwich
• Priory of Astley

Early Christian Art

Political History

Industries

Agriculture

Forestry

Sport, Ancient and Modern

Blackenhurst Hundred

• Abbot's Morton
• Badsey with Aldington
• Bretforton
• Church Honeybourne
• Evesham
• Bengeworth
• Great and Little Hampton
• North and Middle Littleton
• South Littleton
• Norton
• Offenham
• Oldberrow
• Wickhamford

Volume 3 (1913) [indexed in separate volume]
J. W. Willis-Bund
The Victoria History of the County of Worcester

Text at British History Online

Halfshire Hundred

• Upper Arley
• Belbroughton
• Bromsgrove
• Broom
• Chaddesley Corbett
• Churchill
• Church Lench
• Clent
• Coston or Cofton Hackett
• Crutch
• Dodderhill with Elmbridge
• Doverdale
• Droitwich Borough
• Dudley Borough
• Elmley Lovett
• Feckenham
• Frankley
• Grafton Manor
• Hadzor
• Hagley
• Halesowen with Cradley, Lutley and Warley Wigorn
• Hampton Lovett
• Kidderminster Borough with Lower Mitton
• King's Norton
• Kington
• Northfield
• Pedmore
• Rushock
• Salwarpe
• Stone
• Old Swinford with Stourbridge
• Tardebigge
• Upton Warren
• Westwood Park
• Yardley

Oswaldslow Hundred

• Alvechurch
• Berrow
• Bishampton
• Blockley
• Bredicot
• Bredon with Cutsdean and Norton by Bredon
• Broadwas
• Churchill
• Claines with Whistones
• Cleeve Prior
• Croome D'Abitôt
• Earl's Croome
• Hill Croome
• Cropthorne with Charlton and Netherton
• Crowle
• Daylesford
• Elmley Castle
• Evenlode
• Fladbury with Hill and Moor, Ablench, Stock and Bradley, Throckmorton, Wyre Piddle
• Grimley
• Hallow
• Hanbury
• Hartlebury
• Harvington
• Himbleton with Shell
• Hindlip
• Holt with Little Witley
• Huddington
• Iccomb
• Inkberrow
• Kempsey
• Knightwick with Kenswick
• Lindridge with Knighton on Teme, Newnham and Pensax
• Little Malvern
• Norton juxta Kempsey
• Oddingley
• Ombersley
• Overbury with Alstone, Conderton, Teddington and Little Washbourne
• Pendock
• Redmarley D'Abitôt
• Ripple with Holdfast
• Rous Lench
• St John in Bedwardine
• St Martin
• St Peter with Whittington
• Sedgeberrow
• Shipston on Stour
• Spetchley
• Stoke Prior
• Stoulton
• Tibberton
• Tidmington
• Tredington with Armscote, Blackwell, Darlingscott and Newbold on Stour
• Warndon
• Welland
• White Ladies Aston
• Wichenford
• Wolverley

Volume 4 (1924) [indexed in separate volume]
J. W. Willis-Bund
The Victoria History of the County of Worcester

Part of text at British History Online

Pershore Hundred

• Abberton
• Alderminster
• Beoley
• Besford
• Birlingham
• Birtsmorton
• Broadway
• Broughton Hackett
• Bushley
• Castlemorton
• Chaceley
• Great Comberton
• Little Comberton
• Dormston
• Eckington
• Eldersfield
• Flyford Flavell
• Grafton Flyford
• Hanley Castle
• Leigh with Bransford
• Longdon
• Madresfield
• Great Malvern with Newland
• Martin Hussingtree
• Mathon
• Naunton Beauchamp
• Peopleton
• Pershore Borough
• Pershore Holy Cross with Wadborough and Walcot cum Membris
• Pershore St Andrew with Bricklehampton, Defford, Pensham, Pinvin and Wick
• North Piddle
• Pirton
• Powick with Clevelode and Woodsfield
• Severn Stoke
• Staunton
• Strensham
• Upton Snodsbury
• Upton-upon-Severn

Doddingtree Hundred

• Abberley
• Acton Beauchamp
• Areley Kings
• Astley
• Bayton
• Bockleton
• Clifton-upon-Teme
• Cotheridge
• Doddenham
• Dowles
• Eastham with Hanley Child and Orleton
• Edvin Loach
• Hanley William
• Kyre Wyard or Kyre Magna
• Mamble
• Martley with Hillhampton
• Ribbesford with the Borough of Bewdley
• Rochford
• Rock or Aka
• Lower Sapey or Sapey Pitchard
• Shelsley Beauchamp with Shelsley Kings
• Shelsley Walsh
• Shrawley
• Stanford-on-Teme
• Stockton-on-Teme
• Stoke Bliss with Kyre Parva
• Suckley with Alfrick and Lulsley
• Tenbury
• Great Witley

City of Worcester

Ancient Earthworks

Social and Economic History

Schools

• Introduction
• Worcester School
• Worcester Free School, now the Royal Grammar School
• Prince Henry's Grammar School, Evesham
• Bromsgrove Grammar School
• Stourbridge Grammar School
• Hanley Castle Grammar School
• Dudley Grammar School
• Kidderminster Grammar School
• Hartlebury Grammar School
• Bewdley Grammar School
• Powick School
• Martley School
• Droitwich Free School
• Wolverley Free Grammar School
• Halesowen Grammar School
• Feckenham Free School
• Malvern College
• St Michael's College, Tenbury
• Worcester High School for Girls
• New Secondary Schools
• Elementary Schools founded before 1800

Index to volumes 1-4 (1926)
Index to the Victoria History of the County of Worcester