Meeting Reports

Susanah Farmer was our speaker for the February meeting & began by telling of her students days which led her into studying local history &

Our well attended January meeting heard from Maureen how a disaster, which happened in 1878, led her into Family History research. Whilst watching a TV

For our last meeting this year we had on display artefacts covering several aspects of WW2, trades, uniforms & a memory table. There were many

We welcomed back the ‘queen of the Lincolnshire Marshes’ as our speaker for October. Within minutes June Barton had us laughing at her search for

After our AGM we welcomed our president the Reverend Wim Zwalf who gave us a talk on his rare surname. His father was of Dutch

A large audience of members, guests & new members welcomed our speaker Tom Doig. In his humorous & demonstrative manner he soon had us enthralled

BOn a very pleasant sunny evening the church wardens greeted a small group of members & guests & gave a short talk about the history

The 1911 talk by Brain Jones was very well attended, & as usual, the audience was not disappointed.Brian began with a quick comparison of the

A trip down memory lane: Just close your eyes and imagine you are at the railway station in the days of steam. Can you hear

Bridget welcomed new members and visitors to our March meeting. A pleasant & informative evening was organised by the Society members. There was a display

Our well – attended February meeting heard Geoffrey Lee tell how he found out, through an Uncle that they had a ‘Gypsy in the Family’

The speaker for our well – attended January meeting was Rex Sly, an ex RAF pilot & farmer and now author. His interest in fenland