Tameside History Club
Presents.....
If you missed our recent ‘Bog Bodies’ talk by Melanie Giles if you click on the link you will be able to hear another talk she did recently on the same subject.
https://www.historyextra.com/period/ancient-history/bog-bodies-what-can-teach-us-melanie-giles-podcast/
Tameside History Club Events 2023
Please note that the following talks will take place at Ashton Market Hall office access via Wellington Road and Zoom
To book your free place email archives@tameside.gov.uk or call 0161 342 4242 during our opening hours- Tues, Weds & Thurs 10-5pm & Sat 10-1pm
Weds 18th January 2pm
Neil Redfern—Labour and the 1945 General Election in Lancashire
Weds 15th February 2pm
Richard Lysons—talks about his book ‘Were You There? Popular Music at Manchester’s Free Trade Hall’ copies available for special price £10
Weds 15th March 2pm
Mark Llewelyn has true Victorian and Edwardian criminal tales to tell
Weds 19th April 2pm
Geoffrey Scargill talks about ‘The Forgotten Heart of Manchester’– the area between the Cathedral and Victoria Station
Weds 17th May 2pm
Michael Lambert- Despite the welfare state: child poverty in the nine historic townships of Tameside, 1945-1974
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Tameside Local Studies and Archives Centre
Cotton Street East
Ashton-under-Lyne
OL6 7BY
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