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Talks for 2011-2012 PDF Print E-mail

All monthly talks are held in the Free Church, St Ives, at 7.30 pm.

Non-members are always welcome and a donation of £2 is requested to help cover costs.
 

16th September 2011 Bryan Howe
Sewerage, Stench and Steam: History of King's Ditch c1267 and Museum of Technology
 
21st October 2011 Annual General Meeting
 Speaker yet to be confirmed
 
18th November 2011 Keith Sisman
The Lost River of Ramsey
 
 December 2011 No meeting
 
 20th January 2012 Social Evening with entertainment by singing duo 'Spread Eagle'

Costs £5 per person which includes wine & refreshments!
17th February 2012 Alan Eade
 History of the Mary Rose
 
16th March 2012 Revd. Ron Lancaster
Confessions of a Pyrotechnic Parson
 
 20th April 2012 Richard Jones
The Real King Arthur
 
 18th May 2012 Hilery Richie
History of Nursing & Archives of Addenbrooke's Hospital


The next meeting to be held is shown in BOLD

To confirm that no alteration to the programme has been necessary, please visit this website to check for any last minute changes.

 
 

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