The Centre for English Local History

Staff and Students in the Centre

The Centre has a thriving research and teaching community, composed of Staff, Visiting Research Fellows, and Current Postgraduate Students

You can also read about the success of some of our former students on our Alumni page.

Staff

• Professor Keith D.M. Snell
  (Head of Centre, Professor of Rural and Cultural History)
• Professor Peter King
  (Professor of English Local History)
• Dr Andrew Hopper
  (Lecturer in English Local History)
• Dr Richard Jones
  (Lecturer in Landscape History)
• Lucy Byrne
  (Administrator of Centre)
• Professor Christopher Dyer
  (Retired Head of Centre, Professor of Regional and Local History)

Visiting Research Fellows

• Dr Peter Diplock
  (Honorary Visiting Fellow)
• Mr Jeremy Haslam
  (Honorary Visiting Fellow)
• Mr Martin Marix Evans
  (Honorary Visiting Fellow from the Naseby Battlefield Project)
• Dr Graham Jones
  (Honorary Visiting Fellow)
• Prof. Edgar Miller
  (Honorary Visiting Fellow)
• Dr Mark Page
  (Honorary Visiting Fellow)
• Dr David Parsons
  (University Research Fellow and Emeritus Reader in Church Archaeology)
• Emeritus Professor C.V. Phythian-Adams
  (Retired Head of Department and University Research Fellow)
• Dr Silvia Pinches
  (Honorary Visiting Fellow)
• Mr Julian Pooley
  (Honorary Visiting Fellow)
• Ken Smith, R.I.B.A.
  (Honorary Visiting Fellow)
• Dr Mike Thompson
  (Honorary Visiting Fellow)
• Dr Kate Tiller
  (Honorary Visiting Fellow)
• Dr Matthew Tompkins
  (Honorary Visiting Fellow)

Students

• Current Postgraduates in the Centre
• Centre Alumni

ELH students pause for provisions on the field trip to Devon, April 2010: photo by Joanna Parry