LDHS Film Evening 18 April
Hello Members and Friends,

Hello Members and Friends,

John Lay-Flurrie – The beginnings of children’s television on the BBC
Dear Member, I am very happy to announce to the Milton Heritage Society Membership that Martin Axton has agreed to join our committee as the heritage research coordinator. Martin was born in New Milton and lived all his formative years in the New Milton Parish. His parents moved to Sea Road Barton on Sea in…
Dear Members and Friends,Due to unforeseen circumstances, our speaker for October is unable to join us.Nick Saunders and Chris Hobby have kindly agreed to step into her place and I attach the poster for the talk so that you can see the details.I will send the Zoom link the day before for those members who…
This opportunity are been brought to MHS members through our societies links with the New Forest National Parks community archaeology department. On the 12th of September the New Forest community archaeology department are offering a free coach trip to the National Archives in Kew. The coach leaves the main car park in Lyndhurst at 07.45….
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