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SEPTEMBER MEETING OF PRESTBURY LOCAL HISTORY SOCIETY
Monday 22nd September at 7.30 p.m. at the WI Hall Prestbury
“The Ladies who built a Hall” –The 1920’s ladies who built the WI Hall 100 years ago.
Speaker :- Val Porter
JUNE MEETING-CHANGE OF SPEAKER
Monday 23rd June in the Prestbury W I Hall at 7.30 p.m.
Speaker Paul Barnett
Subject – Purton Ship’s Graveyard- historic boat wrecks have been beached on the banks of the River Servern
Meeting of Prestbury Local History Society
May meeting rescheduled to Monday 2nd June
“To Cleeve hill by Tram” presented by Tony Noel
APRIL MEETING OF PRESTBURY LOCAL HISTORY SOCIETY
MONDAY 28th APRIL at 7.30 p.m. in the W I HALL
SPEAKER STEVEN BLAKE
SUBJECT THE TRAVELLING SHOWMAN
John Bellamy ,a Gloucestershire gentleman was given the title “The Oldest Travelling Showman in England” in Victorian times
MARCH MEETING
Monday 24th MARCH 7.30. in the W I Hall
Speaker David Aldred
The decline, fall and rise of the Honeybourne Line
FEBRUARY MEETING
Next meeting of Prestbury Local History Society is Monday 24th February at 7.30 p.m. in the W I Hall
Speaker is Michael Cole
Subject is ” The life and times of Betty Perrins”– a “rags to riches” story of a lady buried in St Mary’s Churchyard
PRESTBURY LOCAL HISTORY PROGRAMME 2025
- 27TH JANUARY The Cotswold Way Eric Moore
- 24th FEBRUARY Betty Perrins -her life & times Michael Cole
- 24th MARCH The decline and fall of the Honeybourne Line David Aldred
- 28th APRIL The travelling Showman Steven Blake
- 2nd JUNE To Cleeve Hill by Tram Tony Noel
- 23rd JUNE Victorian County History Simon Draper
- 22nd SEPTEMBER The W I Ladies who built a Hall Val Porter
- 27th OCTOBER Farming from pre History to WW1 John Putley
- 24th NOVEMBER T B A
NOVEMBER MEETING OF PRESTBURY LOCAL HISTORY SOCIETY
Monday 25th November at 7.30 p.m. in the W I Hall Prestbury
LOCAL GOVERNMENT THROUGH THE AGES IN PRESTBURY
SPEAKER Val Porter
All welcome-members free and visitors £2 to include refreshments
OCTOBER MEETING PRESTBURY LOCAL HISTORY SOCIETY
Monday 23rd October 2024 at 7.30 p.m. in the W I Hall
Mike Milward–Archaeology on Cleeve Hill