Members of the Huguenot Society, referred to as Fellows, are the main support for the Society's work in exchanging knowledge on Huguenot history and publishing Huguenot sources. They also enjoy a range of benefits:

• Attendance at the Society’s meetings
• Copies of the annual Huguenot Society Journal and the six-monthly newsletter
• Reduced rates when buying occasional publications
• Use of the Huguenot Library, UCL Libraries and the Institute of Historical Research Library
• Online access to back issues of the Huguenot Society’s Proceedings for 1885-2012 and its Journal for 2013-2019 (via the log-in below)

Becoming a member

Applicants for membership of the Society are asked to complete a downloadable application form, to be forwarded with their remittance to the Administrative Officer, who presents the application to the next meeting of the Council.

There is a special UK and European rate for those aged under 30.

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If you are a Fellow of the Society and have not already registered your username (your e-mail address) and a password of your own choosing, please go to our registration page Registration

News and Events

The Huguenot Library
The Library is now open. For full details, please click here.

A NEW Quarto Series Publication
Volume 63 in the Huguenot Society Quarto Series, A Directory of Huguenot Refugees on the Channel Islands, 1548-1825, edited by Robert Nash, is now available. See here for information on how to order a copy.

2021-22 Lecture Series
The series will start at 6.00 pm on Wednesday, 10 November 2021, at the Dutch Church, London EC2N 2HA, with the Randolph Vigne Memorial Lecture, featuring a paper by Dr Alastair Duke and Dr Charles Littleton, '"There's scarcely a day when my heart does not weep": Letters of families separated during the Flemish and Walloon exile in England in the 1560s'. It will also be available by Zoom Webinar. For more information, contact meetings@huguenotsociety.org.uk.