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Talk: Crushed By The Wheels of Industry

Kate Cadman, the Ironbridge Museum Curator will tell us about the health hazards of the Victorian worker in the industries of the Ironbridge Gorge and the North East Shropshire Coalfield. Please note this is a change to the date and the program previously advertised. The post Talk: Crushed By The Wheels of Industry appeared first on Newport History Society.

Wed 15 Apr18:30Newport Literary & Social Institute

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Talk: The Thomas Littleton Mourning Ring

Tony Baker is a NDHS metal detectorist who has many finds and tales from over 30-years of detecting.  The story of the mourning ring he found in 2005 and the story behind it promises to be a real highlight. The post Talk: The Thomas Littleton Mourning Ring appeared first on Newport History Society.

Wed 13 May18:30Newport Literary & Social Institute

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Walk: The Lost Village of Chetwynd End 1

Helen Mitchell has spent considerable time researching the history of Chetwynd End.  She will host 2 walks on the 10th and 17th June and guide you around the historic area, explaining its history and introducing some characters who lived there over the centuries. Please book as places are limited to 20 for safety considerations and availability of headsets.  Booking is currently being coordinated through The meeting spot is in the Cosy Hall car park. The post Walk: The Lost Village of Chetwynd End 1 appeared first on Newport History Society.

Wed 10 Jun18:00Newport Literary & Social Institute

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Walk: The Lost Village of Chetwynd End 2

Helen Mitchell has spent considerable time researching the history of Chetwynd End.  She will host 2 walks on the 10th and 17th June and guide you around the historic area, explaining its history and introducing some characters who lived there over the centuries. Please book as places are limited to 20 for safety considerations and availability of headsets.  Booking is currently being coordinated through The meeting spot is in the Cosy Hall car park. The post Walk: The Lost Village of Chetwynd End 2 appeared first on Newport History Society.

Wed 17 Jun18:00Newport Literary & Social Institute

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