Hello All Just to remind you that our inaugural meeting takes place on Friday 29th of September 2017 at 7.00 pm in the War Memorial Centre. A brief history of Milton Parish will be given by Nick Saunders, Chairman of the Milton Heritage Society. This talk will give an overview of the history of Old…
Sadly, we will not be holding the talk about the history of falconry on Friday 7th January at the church hall. The reason for this is that an increasing number of our membership have indicated that they have concerns attending a live event in a public hall during the current surge in covid cases. I…
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…
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…
Dear MHS member On Friday 16th of October 2020 we had planned to present to you a talk on the history of Exbury Gardens. Sadly the speaker and head gardener, Tom Clarke is no longer able to give the talk owing to health issues. He has said that he will come to give us the talk…
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