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09/10 Season Programme
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Very Sad News
Irene Cranwell
has passed away
aged nearly 100
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Welcome to the website of the Cambridgeshire
Association for Local History
("CALH"). Our aim is to provide an umbrella
service for all the local and social history societies
in Cambridgeshire. We also arrange monthly lectures
and conferences from October to May and organise guided
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The purpose of this site is threefold:
to publicise the events and annual awards organised by the
Association, to promote our in-
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publications and, last but not least, to provide
a portal for our member societies so that interested
parties have a single nexus for information and
contact details.
Please browse the site to find out what's on offer.
If you are seeking information on a particular
locality or subject, why not use the site
search facility?
We always welcome new members
to the Association - whether Individual, Family,
Junior, Corporate, Affiliated & Associate Membership benefits
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programme, Conferences, Workshops and Excursions depending on the class of memebership, plus free entry to other society lectures
that we are affiliated to, as well as free subscription
to all of our publications (see panel to right). See
the Contact page for details
on how to become a member.
We hope you find this website useful and we look forward
to meeting you.
Mike Petty - President
Get a copy of my revised guide to 'Cambridgeshire History on your computer' by clicking here |
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Publications
The
Review
An annual journal with articles on a wide range of local topics,
including people, buildings and village histories.
The
Preview
Contains full contact details for all member societies and
other affiliated bodies.
The Bulletin
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BIG THANKS
A Huge thanks to everyone that braved the snow and came to our meeting on Saturday 9th January.
Hugh Davies our speaker had travelled down from Repton in Derbyshire.
He gave a very enjoyable talk to 35 people on
Women: as special agents, resistance fighters and FANYs Their part in active as well as the essential passive roles
Our next Lecture is on
Saturday 6th February 2010
when David Broomfield of CUHAGS will talk to us on
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