New Forest Folklore
Dear Members and Friends,Please see the email below, which you might be able to offer help with.Please contact Brice Stratford directly, and NOT through me!Sue New Forest Folklore Call Out
Dear Members and Friends,Please see the email below, which you might be able to offer help with.Please contact Brice Stratford directly, and NOT through me!Sue New Forest Folklore Call Out
Hello Members and Friends, I attach the details for the film evening on Wednesday 18 April It promises to be a fascinating show, and we encourage you to book your tickets now, for yourselves and for friends and family. I will acknowledge your request by email, give you the number of your ticket(s) for reference and…
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…
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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….
This opportunity is brought to MHS members through our societies links with the New Forest National Parks community archaeology department. The New Forest community archaeology department are hosting a New Forest Knowledge conference on 27th and 28th of October 2017. The venue will be the community centre in Lyndhurst. The tickets are £20 for a…
Friday 29th September 2017. A brief history of Milton Parish given by Nick Saunders, Chairman of the Milton Heritage Society. This talk will give an overview of the history of Old Milton, New Milton, Barton on Sea, Ashley and Bashley. The talk will be illustrated with maps and images contrasting how our town looked in…
On 10th of June 2017 The Milton Heritage Society was formally launched. Well over one hundred visitors came to see the new exhibition which told the historical story of Milton Parish. Over fifty people signed up to join the MHS and are looking forward to a series of monthly lectures which are scheduled to start…
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