“50 years of family history” talk, 7.45pm Monday, 20 May at East Croydon United Reformed Church, Addiscombe Grove @cnhssprogramme
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Entomology meeting, 7.45 Wednesday 17 April at East Croydon United Reformed Church, Addiscombe Road @cnhssprogramme
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“The Grand Theatre and its place in Croydon” talk, 7.45pm Wednesday 10 April at East Croydon United Reformed Church, Addiscombe Grove @cnhssprogramme
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“Conan Doyle – the South Norwood years” talk, 7.45pm Monday 25 March at East Croydon United Reformed Church, Addiscombe Grove @cnhssprogramme
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Entomology meeting, 7.45pm Wednesday 20 March at East Croydon United Reformed Church, Addiscombe Grove @cnhssprogramme
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“A walk in the footsteps of Frank Lloyd and W.H.Mills”, 2pm Sunday 10 March, Lloyd Park @cnhssprogramme
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“Living on the edge of the Green Belt” talk by John Grindrod, 7.45pm Monday 25 February at East Croydon United Reformed Church, Addiscombe Grove @cnhssprogramme
John Grindrod tells the story of the Green Belt through social history and one family’s experience living on the edge of Croydon. He is the author of Outskirts: Living Life […]
Entomology meeting, 7.45pm Wednesday 20 February at East Croydon United Reformed Church, Addiscombe Grove @cnhssprogramme
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“Why our future depends on our knowledge of plants” talk, 7.45pm Monday 4 February at East Croydon United Reformed Church @cnhssprogramme
This talk by Dr. Tim Ridgway will be a discussion of mankind’s historical and future dependence on plants, including the potential application of new technologies. Click here for more information
“The Other Byron Girl” talk 7.45pm, Monday 28 January at East Croydon United Reformed Church, Addiscombe Grove @cnhssprogramme
Brian Lancaster uses, among others, the letters that Eva Byron, Edmund’s youngest daughter, wrote to her brother Eric in the first decade of the nineteenth century to illustrate the frustrations […]
