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Lindow Moss and the Wilmslow Rifle Volunteers
The Victorian Charm of Dean |Row
Rosalie David – Egyptian Mummies, a Scientific Resource for Studying Disease and Medicine in an Ancient Society
Our next meeting is on Wednesday, 4th June when the eminent Egyptologist, Emeritus Professor Rosalie David, will be giving a fascinating presentation entitled “Egyptian Mummies, a Scientific Resource for Studying Disease and Medicine in an Ancient Society”. This lecture was originally scheduled for January, but had to be postponed due to the inclement weather.
Our lectures are held in the Large Hall, United Reformed Church, Wilmslow, SK9 1PR, We open at 7.15 for 8.00pm, normally on the second Wednesday of the month. Tea and coffee are served beforehand
The annual membership subscription is £15.00. Visitors are welcome and the £5.00 entrance fee includes tea/coffee and biscuits. Students are admitted free. You can join the Society online by visiting https://tinyurl.com/urv2ath3.
December 1914 – Silent Night
Remembering the Korean War
New article by our very own Jon Kelly in the Resource section.
Lindow Moss and the Wilmslow Rifle Volunteers
A article by Jon Kelly
The Victorian Charm of Dean Row
A transcript of a talk given sixty years ago on October 23rd 1963 to the Senior Class of Dean Row Primary School by Hilda Briggs. Many of the illustrations are taken from the papers and records kept by Hilda, passed on to her family and transcribed by her grandson, David Briggs in February…