Our Dee Estuary and Curious Travellers present Coal & Cockles 10am to 3pm 20th April 2024 Come and see how the past has shaped the present and how it can
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IRISH LANDED ESTATES & THE GREAT IRISH FAMINE
A lecture by Dr Ciarán Reilly (CSHIHE / Maynooth) INSTITUTE FOR THE STUDY OF WELSH ESTATES SCHOOL OF HISTORY, LAW & SOCIAL SCIENCES RESEARCH SEMINARS All Welcome For further informationiswe@bangor.ac.uk Blog articles will
The Chester and Holyhead Railway
An illustrated talk for the Buckley Society by Philip Lloyd, doors open 7pm for a 7.15pm start. The line was completed in 1850 and was designed primarily to support British
The Small Terraced House in Wrexham
Denbighshire Historical Society At the next meeting on Saturday the 13th April 2024, Dr Gareth Carr will give a talk on ‘The Small Terraced House in Wrexham’ Note The talk
Archive afternoon at The Old Rectory, Hawarden
The Women’s Peace Petition team and North East Wales Archive Services would like to invite you to an:Archive afternoon in Hawarden on Friday 15th March, 1pm – 3.30pm at Hawarden
The Past, Present, and Future of Rhuthun Gaol
An illustrated talk for the Corwen and Dee Valley Archaeological Society by Philippa Jones. Currently a fascinating visitor attraction and the home of the County Archives, Rhuthun Gaol has many
Wrexham’s Second Railway Mania
An illustrated talk by David Parry for the Corwen and Dee Valley Archaeological Society A history of the vast expansion of the railway system during the 1860s in the Dee
Gladstone Library events
EVENTS & COURSES LIST There’s always something happening here at Gladstone’s Library, to find out more why not visit our events calendar? https://www.gladstoneslibrary.org/events/events-courses-list Blog articles will only appear in the
Weekend of Words
Join us for the first weekend of Words, a literary festival that celebrates the power and beauty of language. We have a fantastic lineup of speakers and events, including: – Quentin
Radio One – The early years 1967 – 1980
An illustrated talk by former Marcher Sound Broadcaster Brian Cullen. Brian Cullen has been a professional radio presenter since 1974. He got the ‘radio bug’ by listening to Radio Caroline
