Stained Glass Windows By Christine Hanley & Glenice Reed
Branch members Christine and Glenice give an illustrated talk on stained glass windows they have found which can add to family history knowledge.
Branch members Christine and Glenice give an illustrated talk on stained glass windows they have found which can add to family history knowledge.
Whistling and singing in public used to be commonplace (at least in my memory) but are rarely heard these days. Members discuss their recollections.
From body snatching to the solemnity of Victorian funerals, a light-hearted look at burials, cem-eteries and gravestones.
The story of a well-known North East business and the people behind it.
An interactive journey around the North East's high streets. Each slide highlights a photo-graphic detail of a North East shop, and it's the audience's job to identify what and where […]
Our tastes in food are very cosmopolitan these days. For those of us who grew up in the 1950s and 1960s, meal times are very different in the 21st Century.