A number of articles have been written by Kings Bromley Historians on a variety of topics concerning the people and places in and around the village, reflecting the rich history of the area.
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Articles Available as pdfs
- Kings Bromley and the Ionian Islands
- The History of Kings Bromley Historians
- Agnes Lane descended from Charlemagne
- The Electric Turbines at Kings Bromley Manor
- The Lanes of Kings Bromley and the Lucys of Charlecote
- Mentions of the Lanes and Kings Bromley in Anne Bagot's diary
- Woodend Farm and the Isolation Hospital
- Lilian Bromley Davenport
- The Anti-Slavery Debate Around Lichfield
- The First Creamery at Kings Bromley Wharfe
- John Newton at Spettisbury House
- Arthur Lane
- The Lanes in the Eight Censuses 1841 – 1911
- Thomas Gainsborough – The River Trent at Kings Bromley
- The Journal of the Rev. William Bagshaw Stevens throws light on the Catherine Newton affair and the Lane Inheritance (2016)
- The World war II Evacuees Stories.
- Sir Ronald Bertram Lane, Knight of Kings Bromley
- (To be revised)
- A walk along the town street
- A tribute to Dean Lane
- The Notorious GIB - Gentleman Isham Baggs
- Tilly Kettle Paintings
- The Lane family Seal