Friday Talk – ‘Every picture tells a story’ by Roger Mendham
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Friday Talk – ‘Every picture tells a story’ by Roger Mendham

When

Friday, 26 June 2026 at 15:30

Leatherhead Community Association

Institute, 67 High St, Leatherhead, KT22 8AH

Time

15:30

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Our Friday Talk season continues with Roger Mendham’s talk which explores the hidden narratives behind some of history’s most iconic images and discovers how a single shutter click can capture a moment, define an era and create an enduring memory. The talk will be held in the Abraham Dixon Hall on the first floor of […]

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