Ernest Broxap was a British historian and businessman, best known for his role as Secretary of the Chetham Society from 1920 to 1940. His leadership in the society significantly contributed to the preservation and promotion of historical scholarship in the North of England. Broxap's dedication to the study of local history and his efforts in publishing important historical texts helped to illuminate the region's rich past, making it more accessible to scholars and the public alike. In addition to his administrative work, Broxap authored several notable works that reflected his deep understanding of history and its relevance to contemporary society. His contributions to historical literature and his commitment to fostering a community of historians left a lasting impact on the field. Through his endeavors, Broxap not only advanced the study of local history but also inspired future generations of historians to engage with their own regional narratives, ensuring that the significance of local histories was recognized and appreciated.
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