The Eton Wick History Group has been meeting regularly since 1992. Eton Wick and the surrounding area is rich in history and the village has a heritage dating back to 1217.
Meetings are held at 7.30 pm in Eton Wick Hall, Eton Wick, and everyone is welcome. Refreshments are served, and there is a charge of £1.50 to cover costs.
Visitors and new members are always very welcome.
The 2018 programme of talks:
‘Rogues and Vagabonds, Prisons and Punishments in 19th Century Windsor’ with Dr. Brigitte Mitchell
28th February
‘Sir Sydney Camm and The Hurricane’
with Malcolm Lock
18th April
‘The History of Baylis House Slough’
with Elias Kupfermann
30th May
‘The Curious Disappearance of Major Glenn Miller’
with Tony Eaton
18th July
‘The Berkshire Lieutenancy’
with John Handcock LVO, DL
19th September
‘The Changing Face of Farming’
with Malcolm Kinross
31st October
‘The History of the Poppy Appeal’
with Geoff Hayes
12th December
‘A Walk Around Eton Wick with Frank Bond’:
as filmed by Peter Tarrant
No comments:
Post a Comment