Dear Members and Friends
You may remember Ray’s talk last year about David Balme, delivered at very short notice.
He has added to it and refined it and is now about to give the new improved version to Boldre Parish Historical Society, on Friday 13 April – see poster below.
You would be made very welcome if you would like to come.
Sue
Dear MHS members. The New Forest National Parks community archaeologist is offering local history groups the opportunity to receive training in the use of some equipment which could help in geophysical survey projects. At this point in time we have no planned Geophysical surveys in the Milton area. However, after training we may have a…
On 12th of May this year there will be an open day at Ballard School. The house was built in 1904 for an American family, the Ubsdells. The house is in the arts and crafts style with some magnificent fireplaces and other features still in place. They also have a heritage room with lots of…
The Milton Heritage Society are pleased to announce that the above talks will be given on behalf of the society for the 2021 to 2022 season. MHS members will be e mailed with details of how to join the Zoom talk. Non-members who wish to see the talk either in the church hall or via…
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