The website of Hucknall local historian Maureen Newton.

The society aims to promote an interest in the history of Hucknall through activities which include monthly meetings and talks, publications, exhibitions, research and conservation.

The website of the Parish church of Hucknall Torkard.

The website of Ashfield District Council which includes modern day Hucknall. This site covers many aspects of local history.

A forum for people and organisations interested in the local history of the county. The Association holds two day-schools a year for members and publishes its own magazine 'The Nottinghamshire Historian' twice a year. It also and maintains a list of local history societies in the county and a diary of events.

This website contains many photographs from the recent and more distant past of Hucknall people and places.

The first stop on the internet for anyone interested in Nottinghamshire family history research. The Society helps in the preservation, indexing and copying of local genealogical records. This website also contains a useful database of members interests.

A vaste collection of published historical accounts of Nottinghamshire people and places.

The Museum's site is a unique complex of listed frameshops, cottages, and outbuildings arranged around a garden courtyard, together with a former chapel in which many of the knitters worshipped. The site has been restored to show the working and living conditions of the framework knitters who occupied it throughout the nineteenth century.

This site provides information and links for anyone interested in the history of the towns and villages which today form the district of Ashfield.

A comprehensive index of websites covering the history and genealogy of Ashfield.

1901 England and Wales Census online

The first point of reference to trace emigrants from Hucknall to the USA