“North End Croydon” talk and Croydon Natural History & Scientific Society AGM 7.45pm Thursday, 1 May at East Croydon United Reformed Church, Addiscombe Grove
More information https://cnhss.co.uk/our-event-programme/
More information https://cnhss.co.uk/our-event-programme/
Talk by Martin Eales about the unifying theory of plate tectonics to explain the geological processes from volcanoes to mountain building, including how earthquakes and volcanoes occur at plate boundaries […]
Talk by Jim Lugsden on the history and uses of iron and steel More information https://cnhss.co.uk/christmas-talk-an-a-z-of-pantomime/
Talk by Dr Tom Bolton. You may know about the buried River Fleet, perhaps the Tyburn, the Effra, the Westbourne and the Walbrook. But what about the Bollo Brook, the […]
Will Noble, author of ‘Croydonopolis’ and editor of Londonist, discusses how Croydon’s reputation as a ‘concrete hell’ belies a truly remarkable town. Throughout history Croydon has proved itself a one-of-a-kind. […]
A light-hearted ramble through panto old and new, including the history of this genre and some of the strange traditions and superstitions associated with it. Chris Abbott reviews theatre for […]
There will be talks from Millennium Seed Bank and from the South London Botanical Institute. Refreshments will be provided and there will be a chance to pay CNHSS subscriptions for […]
The technology of the blast furnace reached England at the end of the 15th century. This talk by Jeremy Hodgkinson explores how the Weald became the heart of the country’s […]
Talk by Laurence Scales. Engineering is a pillar supporting our comfortable lives. So what is its history? And in Britain, why does it, perhaps, have a social stigma attached? More […]
Talk by Carole Roberts and Phil Swallow. This story of the former house in Warlingham called Overhill covers the land on which it stood, from its time as part of […]