The Society was founded in 1957 to promote interest in the local history of Huntingdonshire and throughout the year provides a programme of lectures, events, excursions and publications.
2026 GOODLIFF AWARDS
Tuesday 17th November, Julie Montagu, Countess of Sandwich, will present the 2026 Goodliff Awards to the seven successful awardees. Come along to the Huntingdon Town Hall at 7:30pm to hear about the rewards and the people behind the projects.
After the presentations we have a special event, Dr David Davies, notable naval historian, will give a talk about Samuel Pepys and Charles II Navy.
The night’s Award Ceremony is open to all members and non members. All we ask is that none members make a small donation of £3
GOODLIFF AND FAMILY HISTORY AWARDS 2027
The Society is now accepting applications for Goodliff and Family History Awards for 2027. Applications are to reach the Society no later than 31 March 2027. Completed applicatins are to be sent by email to goodliff.awards@gmail.com.
Do you need help to complete a local history project? The Society, through the Goodliff Award Scheme, can provide funding to individuals, societies, schools and groups who need support for a project, research, publication or for the preservation of the heritage of Huntingdonshire.
Funding may be given towards publication cost for books, leaflets or display panels; the purchase of equipment; conservation or purchase of artifacts or documents etc.
for more information and how to apply, go the the Goodliff Awards Tab, or click on the image.
Lectures: The Society organises lectures on a monthly basis throughout the winter months. Lectures are generally linked to Huntingdonshire history with subjects that range from archaeology to aviation.
Each year the Society makes awards to projects supporting the preservation of the history of Huntingdonshire.