Social History
Day & Time
We are a group of amateur historians interested in how ordinary people lived rather than the great topics of national and political history. Each month we look at some aspect of social history from any era and place. Some meetings take the form of a talk prepared by a member, sometimes we watch a DVD and other times we have an outing to a place of interest either locally or further afield.
2nd Thursday Afternoon of the month at 2 pm
Venue Victoria Hall Ash
The Group is now run by a Small Committee of:
Anne Hill, Pat & Len Scott, Jill Townsend, Pam Jarmain and Peter Barker
Please contact Anne Hill for more information.
Tel:01252 687423
Email: socialhistory@ashu3a.org.uk
The subscription for the term is £3.00 to cover the cost of hiring the Victoria Hall. with free tea/coffee with a selection of biscuits, and refreshments organised
Social History Programme for the Autumn Term
12th December
Bring or tell us about a favourite Christmas
Toy/s, plus film clips ‘Christmas Under Fire’
(War-time memories for some of us)
Social History Programme for the Spring Term 2020
The subscription for the term is £3.00 to cover the cost of hiring the Victoria Hall. with free tea/coffee with a selection of biscuits, and refreshments organised
DVD 101 Gadgets that Changed the World
From 2.00 until 4.00
At Victoia Hall, Ash HIll Road, Ash
Leap Year Events, Short Talks by Members
From 2.00 until 4.00
At Victora Hall, Ash Hill Road, Ash
Lancashire Witches Walk.
Talk by Ian Thornton-Bryar
From 2.00 until 4.00
At Victoria Hall, Ash Hill Road, Ash
Outing to Ash Museum and (short) Walk around Cemetery.
Parking St Peter's Hall Car park
From 2.00 until 4.00