Well & Towers History Society
The Well & Towers History Society was founded in 1986 with £100.00 won by the Well & Towers Village Magazine in the Village Ventures Competition for Buckinghamshire. It aims to collect, conserve and distribute information about the village's past and to record current village events.
Thanks to a Heritage Lottery Grant the village now has an Archive Room in the Sports Pavilion, Hulton Drive which is managed by the History Society. The Archive covers People, Places, Organizations and Events.
The Society has bimonthly talks on local history, one of which is a Sausage Supper with an annual review of village activities. Twice a Year the Society publishes a Newsletter.
Individual Membership is £5.00 and Family Membership £7.00, payable annually.
A Standing Order Form is available.
Membership benefits are free access to most talks, two newsletters a year, reduced tickets or the popular Sausage Supper.
Recent Event
The Medieval Feast held on the 13th November in the Pavilion was a great success. We raised £150.00 after expenses which has been donated to the Emberton Sports and Social Club .
Next Event
AGM
January 8th 2020
7.30 pm for 7.45pm
at the Pavilion
After the business of the evening,
Andy will again give one of his original and interesting talks.
N.B. This is the occasion that subscriptions become due.
Bar will be open
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Future Events
Sausage Supper
and
Annual review of Village Events
11th March 2020
in the Institute
Details to follow
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For more information about the Well and Tower History Society contact Liz Dench.
Committee:
Gerald Mann (President)
Andy McGrandle(Chairman)
Liz Dench (Treasurer)
Hilary Proud(Minutes Secretary)
Myrtle Bath (Membership Secretary)
Contact: Liz Dench 01234 711528 or Email emberton.history@gmail.com
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