Local History Society

‘By the Moonlight I must go to my Book: Schools and Education in Medieval Suffolk’ Kate Jewell The Local History Society has been running since 1986, we have around 50 members who enjoy talks, often illustrated by slides, on topics of local and historical interest, at least two summer outings each year and a social evening in December. Meetings commence at 7.30pm and are normally held in the WI Hall, Wickhambrook unless otherwise stated. New members are very welcome.

In House Christmas - W.I. Hall for 6pm The Local History Society has been running since 1986, we have around 50 members who enjoy talks, often illustrated by slides, on topics of local and historical interest, at least two summer outings each year and a social evening in December. New members are very welcome.

‘The Stuart Monarchy in Suffolk' Jenny Barley The Local History Society has been running since 1986, we have around 50 members who enjoy talks, often illustrated by slides, on topics of local and historical interest, at least two summer outings each year and a social evening in December. New members are very welcome.

‘Regency Lowlife in Bury St Edmunds’ Kevin Pulford The Local History Society has been running since 1986, we have around 50 members who enjoy talks, often illustrated by slides, on topics of local and historical interest, at least two summer outings each year and a social evening in December. Meetings commence at 7.30pm and are normally held in the WI Hall, Wickhambrook unless otherwise stated. New members are very welcome.

‘The Life and Times of Thomas Gainsborough’ Gainsborough House The Local History Society has been running since 1986, we have around 50 members who enjoy talks, often illustrated by slides, on topics of local and historical interest, at least two summer outings each year and a social evening in December. Meetings commence at 7.30pm and are normally held in the WI Hall, Wickhambrook unless otherwise stated. New members are very welcome.

A.G.M. at 7pm followed followed by ‘The Clarks of Crofton Hall: The Story of Writing and Publishing the History of a Victorian Family’ Moira Walsh The Local History Society has been running since 1986, we have around 50 members who enjoy talks, often illustrated by slides, on topics of local and historical interest, at least two summer outings each year and a social evening in December. New members are very welcome.