More information will be available nearer each event.
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Tue05Feb20197 for 7.30pmSt. Andrews Hall, Pershore
Talk by Roy Hirons: My Pershore
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Tue02Apr20197 for 7.30pm
Olives, Elephants and Explosives
Talk by Keith Goddard
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Tue14May2019
Visit to Morton Hall Gardens, Redditch
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Thu06Jun2019
Visit to Eckington Manor
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Sat29Jun201910.30am to 12.30pmSt. Andrews Hall, Pershore
Photos of Pershore Old and New
Help identify some and feel free to bring your own
Free Admission
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Wed10Jul2019
Visit with Tim Bridges: Victorian Society Tour of Worcester
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Wed11Sep2019
Visit to the Museum of Carpets in Kidderminster
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Tue01Oct20197 for 7.30pm
Croome, St. Andrews Hall, Pershore
Talk by Michael Forster-Smith
Cost £5 to include glass of wine or soft drink -
Tue05Nov20197 for 7.30pmSt. Andrews Hall, Pershore
Worcs Building Preservation Trust
Talk by Nigel Brown
Admission to include a drink £5 (members) (under 21 free); £7 ( visitors) -
Tue04Feb20207 for 7.30pmSt. Andrews Hall, Pershore
RAF Pershore
Talk by Dennis Williams
Admission to include a drink £5 (members) (under 21 free); £7 ( visitors) -
Fri06Mar20207 for 7.30pmSt. Andrews Hall, Pershore
AGM followed by Talk
AGM no admission charge
Talk by Michael Hodges MRICS - 'Breathing New Life Into Old Buildings'
Admission to include a drink £5 (members) (under 21 free); £7 ( visitors)
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Wed15Apr2020
Tour of Malvern guided by Malvern Civic Society -CANCELLED
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Sat16May2020
Visit to Broadway Nuclear Bunker - CANCELLED
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Wed17Jun2020Date TBC
Visit to Steve Cooper’s Blacksmith’s Forge
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Thu14Jan20217:00 pmvia Zoom
Talk: David Birtwhistle - Egypt
David Birtwhistle’s talk Through the Eyes of an Artists Part 2 will take us all the way to the shores of the Nile and into the Valley of the Kings and can be viewed via zoom.
Members will be contacted with log on details nearer the time, and non members can contact us for log in advice.
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Tue02Feb20217:00 pmSt. Andrews Hall, Pershore
Talk: From Sailing Ships to Snowdrops
Christopher Bristow - Zoom talk from his new book ‘Life and times of Otto von Bismarck’.
Members will be contacted with log on details nearer the time, and non members can contact us for log in advice.
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Fri05Mar20217:00 pmvia Zoom
AGM
No charge
If you wish to attend please email Debby Rowley, membership secretary, deb.rowley@btinternet.com who will send you the Zoom link.
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Tue13Apr20217:30 pmvia Zoom
Talk: Avon Boating - A Miscellany
Keith Goddard has generously offered to give a Zoom talk entitled 'Avon Boating - A Miscellany'
Given Keith’s abilities and his experiences on the Avon the talk should open up a treasure chest of fascinating tales and views.
If you wish to attend please email Debby Rowley, membership secretary, deb.rowley@btinternet.com who will send you the Zoom link.
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Wed12May20217:30 pmvia Zoom
Talk: The History of Selly Manor, Bournville
A rare opportunity to have this zoom presentation by Daniel Callicott, Selly Manor Museum Manager.
Discover the history of the building from its medieval origins to the incredible story of how it was saved from demolition and moved to Bournville in the early 20th century. Learn about the former residents and owners, from widower Phylis Setterford in 1608 to the involvement of the Cadbury family in the saving of this building. We will also examine the story of how Bournville came to be and how Selly Manor became an important focal point of the village, through a talk which is packed full of rare archival photographs and images. Plus we'll pick out some of the highlights of the museum collection which was collected by Laurence Cadbury in the 1920s and 30s.
If you wish to attend please email Debby Rowley, membership secretary, deb.rowley@btinternet.com who will send you the Zoom link.
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Sat10Jul202110am-1pm
Photo Show in St. Andrews Centre
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Tue05Oct20217 for 7.30pmSt. Andrews Hall, Pershore
Talk:
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Tue02Nov20217 for 7.30pmSt. Andrews Hall, Pershore
Talk:
Please Note
Visits planned for later this year have had to be cancelled due to the current pandemic, but it is hoped to be able to reschedule the following later in the year, dependant of course, on government regulations:
A tour of Cotswold Churches including Fairford, visit to an Organic Orchard and maybe a Blacksmith’s Forge.
More information will be available nearer the time.