Thursday April 3rd
CONTRACEPTION THROUGH THE AGES by Joan Grundy
This entertaining talk dispels any notion that 20th
century invention. The Greeks, Arabs, Egyptians all used differing – if
highly unreliable – methods but some of these led the way for today's
modern methods. Hear how Britain lagged behind the rest of the world in
discussing contraception and about the pioneering work of Marie Stopes
in the 1920s.
Starts 7.30pm at The Innings, Gloucester Road Worksop, S81 0RS
Thursday May 1st
FOOTPADS, KINGS & HIGHWAYMEN by Ian Morgan, Author
The
A1 renowned as being the route from London to Edinburgh has changed its
path and even its name many times over the years, yet as the travellers
pass on their way do they know just how fortunate they are? Our journey
covers just 34 miles as we take the route of the old Great North Road
through Nottinghamshire and in that short distance we shall see the
scenes of horrific battles, the haunts of highwaymen, the sites of
murder and much, much more … get ready for a rollercoaster ride of
horror and humour as the stories of this ancient highway unfold.
Starts 7.30pm at The Innings, Gloucester Road Worksop, S81 0RS
Thursday June 5th
SHERWOOD FOREST & THE DUKERIES by Prof. Ian Rotherham, author.
Sherwood
Forest is the most famous historic landmark in world, immortalized
through storytelling, mythology and romantic books and ultimately by
Hollywood. This is the setting for Robin Hood, Little John, and the rest
of the Merry Men. Yet beyond the glamorous legends are equally
fascinating places, people and histories. An important and vast medieval
forest and extensive heath. Great halls, houses and parks of the
aristocracy the so-called Dukery. Then industry, wartime training, and
forestry. Richly illustrated with images from the past: photographs,
postcards, paintings and antique prints.
Starts 7.30pm at The Innings, Gloucester Road Worksop, S81 0RS
AUGUST 2nd & 3rd
GREAT WAR DISPLAY
Worksop Priory, Priorswell Road, Worksop
12.30 onwards
September AGM
October 2nd
TUDOR & STUART SHEFFIELD by David Templeman.
Gives some idea of how Worksop would have been. The 16th and 17th
century roots when Sheffield was a small rural town. Talk looks at how
the ordinary people lived, worked and played, its surviving buildings
from that period and unfortunately the last ones to be demolished, plus
how the cutlery industry developed over the centuries.
Starts 7.30pm at The Innings, Gloucester Road Worksop, S81 0RS
November6th
THE HISTORY OF THE LAW IN ENGLAND by Mike Langley our treasurer.
A look at how the law has changed and shaped our Country. Starts 7.30pm at The Innings, Gloucester Road Worksop, S81 0RS
THE HISTORY OF THE LAW IN ENGLAND by Mike Langley our treasurer.
A look at how the law has changed and shaped our Country. Starts 7.30pm at The Innings, Gloucester Road Worksop, S81 0RS
December 4th
CHRISTMAS PARTY & A VISIT TO LOCAL HISTORICAL SITES by Pam Cook
short presentation including Mattersey; Worksop; Blyth Priories. Carlton & Throapham Churches etc.
Starts 7.30pm at The Innings, Gloucester Road Worksop, S81 0RS