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Little Waldingfield History Society
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- Programme of Events 2019 - 20
- Summaries of our Events 2020
- Summaries of our events 2019
- 11/12/2019 - Cakes Ale and Partying
- A Talk by Brian Dyes
- 16/10/2019 - Exploring a Medieval Manor
- 6/07/2019 - Coach trip to Historic Harwich
- 3/07/2019 - Member Outing to Long Melford
- 19/06/2019 - Sudden Deaths in C19th Suffolk
- 5/06/2019 - Member Outing to Nethergate Brewery
- 22/05/2019 - The History of Landguard Fort
- 17/04/2019 - The Suffolk Gypsy
- 20/03/2019 - To Relieve Need and Distress
- 20/02/2019 - A Tour of Suffolk Pub Signs
- 16/01/2019 - Discovering the Green Man
- Summaries of our Events 2018
- 12/12/2018 - Bonfires and Bells
- 21/11/2018 - The Silk Trade of England
- 17/10/2018 - Harvest Home
- 19/09/2018 - Frauds of the Nineteenth Century
- 13/06/2018 - The Battle of Waterloo
- 23/05/18 - Member outing to Bulmer Brick Works
- 16/05/2018 - A Picture History of Margaret Catchpole
- 18/04/2018 - Sisters In Adversity
- 14/03/2018 - A Tonic For The Nation
- 14/02/2018 - Between Heaven and Earth
- Summaries of our Events 2017
- 15/11/2017 - The History of Colchester from The Romans to date
- 18/10/2017 - The Miser and the Murderer
- 20/09/2017 - The A to Z of Curious Suffolk
- 15/07/2017 - St Mary's Church and Chilton Hall
- 16/06/2017 - The Life and Times of Joan of Arc
- 17/05/2017 - The Life and Art of Thomas Gainsborough
- 19/04/2017 - Connections Between Suffolk and India
- 15/03/2017 - Henry Adams Cupper
- 15/02/2017 - Chilton, a journey through time
- 18/01/2017 - What did your grandfather do in the war?
- Summaries of our events - 2016
- 7/12/2016 - The Angel Roofs of East Anglia
- 19/11/2016 - SEMVC Concert
- 9/11/2016 - The Great Exhibition of 1851
- 12/10/2016 - Overpaid, Oversexed and Over Here
- 21/09/2016 - Rev'd Henry Watts Wilkinson - A Victorian Melodrama
- 22/06/2016 - The Bronze Horseman
- 18/05/2016 - The Life of Sir Alfred Munnings
- 20/03/2016 - What it was like to live in Suffolk during the Plague
- 16/03/2016 - Recent Excavations at Sutton Hoo
- 17/02/16 - Secret Suffolk
- 20/01/2016 - Clive Madgwick
- Summaries of our events - 2015
- 16/12/2015 - Hampton Court Palace and Gardens
- 18/11/2015 - Suffolk Ghosts and Hauntings
- 21/10/2015 - Suffolk Apples & Orchards
- 16/9/2015 - Simon of Sudbury & the French Connection
- 17/6/2015 - Metal Detecting
- 20/5/2015 - My Customers and Other Animals
- 9/5/2015 - A Musical Soiree
- 15/4/2015 - Youth Must Have Some Dalliance
- 18/03/15 - Ship of Dreams
- 18/02/15 - The dissolution of the monasteries
- 21/01/15 - Lancaster Experience
- Summaries of our events - 2014
- 10/12/14 - 300 Years of Countryside History
- 19/11/14 - History of Yarmouth
- 15/10/14 - Death, Sex and Drugs
- 17/9/14 - When the railway was King
- 11/6/14 - Lady Alice de Bryene
- 14/5/14 - Ancestral Anglia
- 9/4/14 - Printing in the C19th
- 12/3/14 - Gentlemen From Hell
- 19/2/14 - Boudica and the Iceni AD 60 - 61
- 15/01/14 Art Display
- Summaries of our events - 2013
- Summaries of our events - 2012
About
We put on about ten local history talks or other events each year on a wide variety of historical subjects we believe will be of interest to members and non members alike. Our talks are generally held in our lovely Edwardian reading room - The Parish Room - in Church Road Little Waldingfield on Wednesday evenings, commencing 7.30 pm, or will be clearly flagged if to be held elsewhere. All our previous presentations are summarised after the event and may be viewed on this website, whilst a current programme of events is on the next page.
Current prices for our regular talks are £2.00 for members and £4.00 for non-members, which gets you:
- Entry to a great talk, typically of an hours duration;
- Tea or coffee plus biscuits after; and
- Access to what has become a great social gathering bringing friends, neighbours and colleagues together.
You won't know what you've missed until you come along!
We have also been awarded an HLF “All Our Stories” grant to research the history of Little Waldingfield and to conduct oral interviews - please refer our blogsite (littlewaldingfieldhistorysociety) on WordPress for more information about this exciting project.
Lastly we are members of the Suffolk Local History Council who encourage and support the study of local history and to act as an umbrella organisation for groups and individuals with similar interests in the county of Suffolk. They also keep a diary of events and their website can be accessed by clicking here.