Robert Amis – Beaulieu Abbey 1269 – 70
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World War 2 – members’ recollections
To all our Members It will come as no surprise to you to hear that we have decided to postpone the talk on 27 March. It’s disappointing that this last talk of the season will not take place but we hope to re-instate it at some time in the future. Meanwhile, the Committee wish you…
The significance of the coal trade seems largely to have faded from the historical memory. I am going to attempt to rectify this. Vessels trading in coal were of great importance to the economic life of Lymington and to the whole surrounding area. Coal far exceeded timber as a source of heat; by volume and…
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…
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