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BWS monthly meetings
Our meetings will take place in in the Catholic Church Hall, Martin Street, Bishop’s Waltham, SO32 1DN on the customary third Thursday of the month at the usual time of 7.30pm. There is ample free parking available and we look forward to seeing you there. Should there be any change to this situation, we will update this page with the relevant information and inform members via email.
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THURSDAY October 15th.
Hampshire Farming Through the Ages with Ruth Kerr
Ruth has spent much of her career in the museums sector. These days self-employed – Museums and More – delivering freelance work in museums as well as other sectors, including farm learning and countryside learning. Hampshire: supporting farming through the ages. From Victorian magic lantern lectures to currently helping new people get a foot on the farm ladder, this talk sheds light on the early days of the work of Hampshire County Council in supporting farming and industry improvements for 130 years.
THE EARLY HISTORY OF WALTHAM told in posters
by Tony Kippenberger
Bishop’s Waltham’s long history is showcased in a unique series of outdoor storyboards.
The 10,000 year timeline covers the Stone Age to the destruction of the Bishop’s Palace during the Civil War, and as a public exhibition it delivers a fascinating picture of the small market town in bite-sized portions.
You can buy your own copy of all the posters of The Early History of Bishops Waltham for £5 at Sweet Corner, Studio 4, and the Museum as well as at our monthly meetings at the Catholic Church Hall in Martin Street.
