Meeting Reports

As Alan noted, most people have Royal blood – the issue is how far back you have to go to find it! Sons inherit, but

Diane Calton Smith, author and historian, loves writing about Wisbech. She said that the place is such a rich source of inspiration. Fact or fiction

Our March meeting was one of our regular members’ meetings where we enjoy a less formal layout. This allows for chat and encourages discussion about

Jonathan gave a lavishly illustrated presentation, and crammed an amazing amount of hints, tips, advice, and guidance into the hour. Pictures can be found in

November Meeting Our Members’ Meeting was an opportunity to share our stories and memories, as well as food and drink. There was a festive, family

Chris Donald: Wisbech and the Fenlands Interesting and curious facts of yesteryear. Local historian, Chris Donald, came along to tell us all about himself and

Following the August break, we returned in September for our AGM. After the formalities were quickly dispensed with, we were all treated to an entertaining

Members enjoyed a guided tour of the newly cleared graveyard. The Friends of Octagon Graveyard showed members of the Fenland FHS the work that had

June Meeting – Mike Petty – A Fenland History Saver Shares All.  Mike, a well-known and much respected local historian, known to many as the

May Meeting – Bridget Hunter: Adoption  Bridget spoke to us about an interesting, and emotive, subject – adoption. At the conclusion of Bridget’s presentation, members

April Meeting – Sue Paul Our April meeting saw the return of Sue Paul. It is always a pleasure to hear about the more unusual