Non-members are welcome to attend our meetings. Advantages of, and how to become a member
We usually meet at St Laurence Church Hall (door facing the church), in The Shambles, Stroud. Nearest car park is Church Street
Meeting fees: £2.50 members £3.50 non-members – pay on the door.
Special meetings & visits marked * must be pre-booked and may have different fees – non-members please use the contact us form to make a booking.
For visits, we meet at the destination. Contact us if you need a lift and we will try to help.
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| *Thursday 27th June 2019 PRE-BOOKING ESSENTIAL | Visit Highnam House Gardens and Church. A guided tour of the church then a talk inside the house about Highnam and a wander round the gardens |  |
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| *Thursday 1st August 2019 PRE-BOOKING ESSENTIAL | Visit Renishaw at Kingswood DETAILS NEARER THE TIME | ||
| Thursday 19th September 2019 St Laurence Church Hall 7.30pm | Stratford Park's History. Marion describes the delights of finding primary evidence when researching her book and shows some of them during her talk about the history of Stratford Park | Marion Hearfield |
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| Thursday 17th October 2019 St Laurence Church Hall 7.30pm | Heavens archaeology. The Heavens Archaeological Research Project (HARP) is an independent local archaeology initiative that has been investigating an area east of Stroud known locally as the ‘Heavens’. Hear Neil talk about the project and the 2000 year history of the Heavens. | Neil Baker |
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| Thursday 14th November 2019 St Laurence Church Hall 7.30pm | AGM followed by Paul Smith – another of Stroud's splendid Victorian photographers. Paul Smith was a member of the well-known Victorian family of artists and photographers. He worked photographically from the 1880s to around 1902 and his output is invariably of a high quality | Howard Beard |
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| *Sunday 8th December 2019 St Laurence Church Hall 2.30pm PRE-BOOKING ESSENTIAL | A Stroud TimeTalk– Kim and Steve bring to life some of the colourful characters and events from Stroud`s rich history; in words music and humour | Kim Baker and Steve Hill |